Eye Bolts

We offer a wide range of metal bolts and studs. What is the difference between screws and bolts?

Bolts can be described as long shafts with a distinct head on one side. These are generally partially threaded. 

A fully threaded bolt is referred to as a screw.

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Lifting eye bolts – DIN 580 / DIN 444

This is a bolt with a loop at one end. They are used to firmly attach a securing eye to a structure, so that ropes or cables may then be tied to it. The eye bolt must be of fully screwed in to achieve a perfect contact between the two mating faces. Both threads must be of a equal length and the base material of equal strength to that of the bolt.

Lifting Eye Bolts are made as per DIN 580. Also available in Long stems.