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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts, gardeners, and commercial users who need robust anchoring solutions. The key benefit is the durable hot-dipped galvanised finish offering excellent corrosion resistance for outdoor applications. A key caveat is that these eyebolts have no specified load rating, meaning they are not suitable for critical lifting or safety-critical applications. The SecureFix Direct Galvanised Longshank Eyebolts are designed for general-purpose fixing and anchoring, featuring a long shank for secure installation into various materials and a corrosion-resistant galvanised finish.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SFSNE126 |
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
These eyebolts are made from steel with a hot-dipped galvanised finish for corrosion resistance.
No, these eyebolts have no specified load rating and should not be used for lifting, overhead applications, or safety-critical tasks.
The 'longshank' refers to the extended threaded length of the eyebolt, allowing for a deeper and more secure insertion into materials like wood or posts.
For wood, a pilot hole is recommended. You may need a wrench or pliers to help screw the eyebolt in and to tighten the nut securely.
You can clean the galvanised surface with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could scratch or damage the protective coating.
They are ideal for general-purpose applications such as fencing, gardening, securing tarpaulins, hanging plants, and various other DIY and commercial fixing tasks.
Yes, each eyebolt in the pack comes with a corresponding nut for secure fastening.
The hole may be too large, or the material is too soft. Try using a larger drill bit for a larger pilot hole and consider using a wall plug if in masonry. Ensure the nut (if applicable) is securely tightened.
The pilot hole may be too small. Ensure you have drilled a pilot hole appropriate for the shank diameter and material. If drilling into hard materials, a pilot hole is essential. Use a wrench on the shank for leverage, but avoid excessive force that could damage the threads.
While galvanised, prolonged exposure to harsh, salty, or highly acidic environments can eventually affect the coating. Clean the area gently and consider applying a protective sealant or paint designed for galvanised surfaces if the rust is superficial.
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