Galvanized Iron Ordinary Eye Nut

Technical Usage
The Galvanized Iron Ordinary Eye Nut is typically used for lifting, hoisting, and securing various loads in industries like construction, shipping, and automotive. It serves as an essential component for attaching hooks, ropes, or cables, providing a secure and sturdy connection point. The eye nut’s robust design makes it suitable for lifting heavy machinery or materials, ensuring safety and efficiency during operations.

Technical Specs

Property	Details
Material	Galvanized Iron
Size	Available in multiple sizes
Load Capacity	Varies by size and application
Thread Type	Internal (female)
Corrosion Resistance	Galvanized for enhanced durability
Design	Ordinary eye design with circular loop
Compliance	Meets standard industry regulations

Types of Item

• Standard Eye Nut: Basic design suitable for general lifting and securing applications.
• Heavy-Duty Eye Nut: Reinforced design for high-load applications.
• Corrosion-Resistant Eye Nut: Specially treated for marine or harsh outdoor environments.
• Metric Eye Nut: Offers thread sizes in metric measurements for specific engineering needs.

History
The eye nut has been a fundamental component in rigging and lifting since its invention, with early versions emerging in the industrial revolution when more robust machinery required secure and easily attachable anchor points. Over time, improvements in materials, such as the introduction of galvanized iron, enhanced the eye nut’s performance in outdoor and corrosive environments, making it a go-to solution in numerous industries today.