The eye, or loop, in an eyebolt is used to guide a cable, rope, or chain for lifting purposes; to guide wires in an electronic system; or for use as tie-downs in a number of applications. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Ford Fasteners, Inc.
Hackensack, NJ | 800-272-3673Our company has a reputation for superior products, customer service, and dependability. All our fastener products are built to last, and we know that our customers appreciate our dedication to using the best materials and manufacturing techniques. If you would like to learn more about us, contact us by phone or email, or stop by our website today!
Ken Forging
Jefferson, OH | 888-536-3674Our company has manufacturing experiences dating back to 1970 and over the years we have grown into an international supplier of bolts.
Delta Fastener Corp.
Houston, TX | 713-868-2351Delta Fastener Corp. supplies headed fasteners from only quality manufacturers. Our huge, readily available selection includes industrial bolts, nuts, washers, screws, etc. in a wide range of metal types and grades. Check out our online catalog or give us a call today for industrial bolts and more!
Wurth Industry
Indianapolis, IN | 800-428-4686We design and manufacture the most reliable bolts on the market today. Take a look at our website for fasteners, screws, pins, locknuts, metric fasteners, bolts, clamps, anchors, rivets, threaded rods and more. With our numerous distribution centers, you are bound to find one near you.
Tengco
Cerritos, CA | 714-676-8200Tengco is your source for fasteners. We have over 30 years of experience in providing nuts, bolts, washers, forgings and more for use in a wide range of applications. We work closely with our manufacturers to ensure that all customer specifications are met and our test labs perform extensive testing for tensile, proof load and hardness. For standard or specialized fasteners, think Tengco.
Ocean State Stainless, Inc.
Huntington Beach, CA | 800-394-6396Since 1980, we have specialized in designing corrosion- and weather-resistant strong bolts which include industrial bolts, shoulder bolts, metric bolts, aircraft bolts, stainless steel bolts and carriage bolts. We offer commercial parts serving markets with high-quality, cost-effective industrial bolts.
More Eye Bolts Suppliers
Eye Bolts - Ken Forging, Inc.Eyebolts are rated for lifting different vertical loads and are generally made of aluminum, steel, or titanium, which are all strong and durable metals, able to maintain their shape under pressure. Eye bolts may be categorized as open or closed, depending on whether the eye forms a complete circle, or if there is an opening at any point. Closed, or turned, eye bolts may be welded together at the joining, while in open eye bolts the opening is typically the same size as the diameter of the bolt rod itself. Furthermore, if an eyebolt is constructed with a shoulder, it is able to be used for angular loads, making it useful in rigging and lifting applications. If it does not have a shoulder, it should be used for straight, light-weight loads that will not pull on the bolt from an angle.
Eye Bolts - Ken Forging, Inc.For lifting loads and providing anchor points, industrial bolts can be made of a number of different materials. Stainless steel bolts and galvanized steel bolts are among the most common. Of the materials typically used to construct eye bolts, aluminum is the lightest and so is used in applications which are not heavy-duty. Titanium may be used in specialized applications such as aerospace or scientific. Steel however, has very good load ratings and so both steel and stainless steel are used in a wide range of bolting options for industries such as building construction, marine, architectural and rigging.
Stainless steel is used in environments where exposure to moisture and high temperatures is expected. It is a strong metal with high corrosion resistance properties and therefore it will be able to last, even in extreme environments. Galvanized steel is not as resistant to the elements, but it is still strong and durable and is suitable for a number of basic lifting and anchoring applications. Galvanized steel bolts also tend to be cheaper than stainless steel bolts and therefore offer a cost-effective alternative.