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The Wire Sheet Eye Tie Down Hook Strap by AB Tools is designed for boat owners, marine enthusiasts, and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable and corrosion-resistant solution for securing gear. This pack of two stainless steel straps offers exceptional durability for fastening sheets, lines, and fender tie points, making them ideal for long-term outdoor marine environments; however, users should ensure they provide their own mounting hardware as screws are not included in the package.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DL052_2pk |
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, the package includes the two wire eye straps only. You will need to source your own screws suitable for your specific mounting material.
No, these are designed for securing lines, sheets, and fenders. They are not rated for hoisting, lifting, or critical safety applications.
The internal diameter of the mounting holes is 6mm.
Marine-grade stainless steel can sometimes exhibit slight magnetism depending on the specific alloy cold-working process, but it is formulated for high corrosion resistance.
The approximate internal eye size is 24mm, allowing for various line thicknesses to pass through.
Check that the mounting screws are tightened to the surface and consider using a marine-grade sealant behind the strap if the surface is uneven.
This is often due to the interaction between the fastener material and the strap. Ensure you are using high-quality stainless steel screws to match the grade of the eye strap.
Installation:
Compatibility: The 6mm internal diameter of the mounting holes is designed for standard marine hardware. Ensure your chosen screws have heads that sit flush within the recessed areas if required.
Care: While made of high-quality stainless steel, it is recommended to rinse the straps with fresh water after heavy salt exposure. Periodically inspect the mounting hardware to ensure fasteners remain tight and the surface beneath the strap shows no signs of stress or fatigue.
