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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts, gardeners, and tradespeople needing robust fastening solutions. The SecureFix Direct Galvanised Longshank Eyebolts with Nut offer strong, corrosion-resistant anchoring for various applications. A key caveat is that these eyebolts do not have a specified load rating, so they should not be used for safety-critical lifting or overhead applications where weight capacity is paramount. This pack of four eyebolts features a hot-dipped galvanised finish for durability and a long shank for secure installation in thicker materials.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SFSNE106 |
| Brand | SecureFix Direct |
These eyebolts are ideal for general-purpose anchoring in DIY, fencing, gardening, and light commercial applications. They are suitable for securing items to walls, posts, or beams where a strong mechanical hold is required.
No, these eyebolts do not have a specified load rating and are not designed or tested for lifting or overhead suspension. For such applications, you must use specialized lifting eyebolts with certified weight capacities.
The eyebolts are made of steel with a hot-dipped galvanised finish, which provides good resistance to rust and corrosion.
The overall length (D) is 190mm, with a shank length (E) of 148mm and a thread diameter (B) of 7.9mm. The eye internal diameter (C) is 9.1mm.
You will typically need a drill to create the hole, and wrenches to tighten the eyebolt and nut securely.
Yes, the hot-dipped galvanised finish makes them suitable for outdoor use as it offers good protection against corrosion. However, they should still be inspected periodically, especially in harsh environments.
Each pack contains four galvanised longshank eyebolts with nuts.
The hole may be too large or the material is too soft. Try using a larger drill bit to create a slightly bigger hole and insert appropriate wall plugs (if applicable) or wood filler before re-drilling. Ensure the nut is securely tightened against the material.
Check for any damage or burrs on the eyebolt threads. Ensure you are using the correct size nut. Clean the threads on both the eyebolt and the nut. Try using a thread lubricant to aid insertion.
While galvanised, prolonged exposure to harsh conditions can eventually affect the coating. Ensure the surface is clean and dry. Minor surface rust can sometimes be wiped away with a soft cloth. For significant corrosion, replacement may be necessary.
Ensure you are using the correct type and size of drill bit for the material you are drilling into. For hard materials like concrete, use a masonry drill bit and a hammer drill setting. Do not force the drill; let the bit do the work.
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