Eyebolt With Ring Size - 6MM Material - Stainless Steel Breaking Load = 1264KG A = 8MM B = 58MM C ...Eyebolt With Ring Size - 6MM Material - Stainless Steel Breaking Load = 1264KG A = 8MM B = 58MM C = 45.5MM D = 8MM E = 147MM (Max) This high-quality stainless steel eyebolt with a ring is designed for marine applications, offering a breaking load of 1264KG. Its dimensions include A=8MM, B=58MM, C=45.5MM, D=8MM, and a maximum length of E=147MM. Manufactured by Secure Fix Direct, this durable eyebolt is ideal for boats and yachts.
This 6mm Stainless Steel Ring Eye Bolt from Secure Fix Direct is ideal for marine environments, offering robust support for various rigging and attachment needs with a high breaking load. While its stainless steel construction ensures excellent corrosion resistance, users should ensure the specific application does not exceed its rated 1264KG breaking load. Key features include durable stainless steel construction, a 6mm thread size, and an integrated ring for easy attachment.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
SFSSRB06
Brand
SecureFix Direct
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary material of this eyebolt?
The eyebolt is made of high-quality stainless steel.
What is the breaking load of the 6mm ring eye bolt?
The breaking load is 1264KG.
Can this eyebolt be used for overhead lifting?
While it has a high breaking load, it is primarily designed for marine applications. For critical overhead lifting, always consult with a qualified engineer and use lifting-certified hardware.
What are the specific dimensions of the 6mm eyebolt?
The dimensions are A=8MM, B=58MM, C=45.5MM, D=8MM, and a maximum length of E=147MM.
Is this eyebolt suitable for use in freshwater environments?
Yes, stainless steel provides excellent corrosion resistance in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
How should I clean the eyebolt?
Clean with fresh water and a mild soap using a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
What is the MPN for this product?
The MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) is SFSSRB06.
Troubleshooting
Eyebolt does not feel secure when threaded.
Ensure the pilot hole is the correct size for the 6mm thread. If the hole is too large, the thread will not grip properly. Check for any debris in the hole or on the threads.
Signs of rust or discoloration appearing.
While rare for high-grade stainless steel, this can occur if exposed to prolonged contact with dissimilar metals or harsh chemicals. Clean the affected area gently with a stainless steel cleaner or a paste of baking soda and water. Rinse thoroughly and dry.
Difficulty screwing the eyebolt in.
Check that the threads on both the eyebolt and the mounting hole are clean and free from obstruction. Ensure you are threading it straight and not at an angle. A small amount of marine-grade lubricant can aid installation if needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent corrosion resistance due to stainless steel material.
High breaking load (1264KG) suitable for demanding tasks.
Durable construction for long-lasting use in harsh environments.
Designed specifically for marine applications.
Cons
Maximum load capacity must be respected to prevent failure.
Requires a suitable material for mounting the 6mm thread.
Specific dimensions may limit compatibility with certain existing hardware.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the mounting surface is capable of withstanding the load and any dynamic forces.
Drill an appropriate pilot hole for the 6mm thread.
Screw the eyebolt into the mounting hole until the collar is flush with the surface. Hand-tighten initially, then use a wrench if necessary, being careful not to overtighten.
For marine applications, consider using a sealant to ensure a watertight seal around the thread.
Compatibility:
The 6mm thread is designed to fit into materials with a corresponding pre-drilled hole.
The ring is compatible with standard shackles, ropes, or carabiners within its size specifications.
Ideal for use with marine-grade ropes and hardware.
Care:
Although stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance, regular inspection is recommended, especially in highly saline environments.
Clean with fresh water and a mild soap if necessary. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could scratch the surface.
Periodically check for any signs of wear or damage.