Eye Bolt With Shoulder - Silver - M6

This eye bolt is designed for general-purpose fastening, creating anchor points, or securing items in static, non-lifting applications, particularly where corrosion resistance is needed, such as in marine environments.

No, absolutely not. This product explicitly states 'Not to be used for lifting.' It is designed for static loads only, and using it for lifting could lead to failure and serious injury.

316 grade stainless steel provides the highest level of corrosion and rust resistance among standard stainless steels, making it ideal for use in harsh environments like saltwater or areas exposed to chemicals.

The required pilot hole size depends on the material you are drilling into. For most applications, consult a drill bit size chart for M6 threads in your specific material (e.g., wood, metal). It's generally a smaller diameter than the bolt's outer thread diameter.

The breaking load is 836 KG. This indicates the approximate load at which the bolt is expected to fail under static conditions. It is crucial to ensure your application's load is significantly less than this value and that the load is never dynamic or used for lifting.

Regular cleaning with a damp cloth is recommended, especially in marine or exposed environments. Periodically inspect for any signs of damage or excessive wear.

The key dimensions include an M6 thread size, an overall length (H) of 105mm, and various other measurements (A-I) detailed in the product specifications for precise fitting.

The mounting hole may be stripped or too large. Ensure you are using the correct drill bit size for your material and that the thread is not damaged. For existing threads, verify they are M6 and undamaged.

Check if the pilot hole is the correct size for the bolt's thread. Ensure there are no obstructions in the hole. Apply a small amount of lubricant if screwing into a hard material, but avoid if water exposure is constant.

While 316 stainless steel offers excellent resistance, prolonged exposure to extremely harsh conditions or certain chemicals can cause minor surface discoloration. Clean thoroughly with a soft cloth and water. If significant rust appears, the material grade may be compromised, or it may be in contact with a dissimilar metal causing galvanic corrosion.