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  EYEBOLTS - MILD STEEL

Eyebolts are available in metric or imperial thread for use in general purpose or lifting applications. Eyebolts used for lifting are manufactured in accordance with AS2317 and can be supplied with a test certificate upon request.

Lifting Eyebolts – WLL Chart

Imperial Nominal

Metric Nominal

Axial WLL tonnes

Trunion Type Mounting WLL tonnes

Perpendicular Type Mounting WLL tonnes

0° - 30° WLL tonnes

31° - 60° WLL tonnes
 

61° - 90° WLL tonnes

   

3/8"

M10

0.25

0.06

0.12

0.31

0.20

0.12

1/2"

M10

0.40

0.10

0.20

0.50

0.32

0.20

5/8"

M16

0.80

0.20

0.40

1.00

0.64

0.40

3/4"

M20

1.60

0.40

0.80

2.00

1.28

0.80

7/8"

M22

2.00

0.50

1.00

2.50

1.60

1.00

1"

M24

2.50

0.62

1.25

3.10

2.00

1.25

1 1/8"

M30

4.00

1.00

2.00

5.00

3.20

2.00

1 1/4"

M33

5.00

1.25

2.50

6.30

4.00

2.50

n/a

M36

6.30

1.57

3.10

7.90

5.00

3.10

1 1/2"

M39

7.00

1.75

3.50

8.80

5.60

3.50

1 3/4"

M42

8.00

2.00

4.00

10.00

6.40

4.00

2"

M48

10.00

2.50

5.00

12.60

8.00

5.00

2 1/2"

M56

15.00

3.70

7.50

18.90

12.00

7.50

n/a

M64

20.00

5.00

10.00

25.00

16.00

10.00

n/a

M72

25.00

6.20

12.50

31.00

20.00

12.50

3"

M76

30.00

7.50

15.00

37.00

24.00

15.00

Collared Lifting Eyebolts

Imperial AØ

Metric AØ

C

E

F

Net Weight (KGs)

3/8"

M10

21

14

9

19

18

0.06

1/2"

M12

28

19

11

24

23

0.15

5/8"

M16

35

24

15

31

30

0.28

3/4"

M20

42

29

16

35

40

0.46

7/8"

M22

50

33

20

41

41

0.85

1"

M24

57

38

22

48

46

1.10

1 1/4"

M30

71

48

28

65

50

2.10

1 1/4"

M33

71

48

28

65

50

2.20

1 1/2"

M36

86

55

33

73

66

3.70

1 1/2"

M39

86

55

33

73

66

3.70

1 3/4"

M42

102

66

40

90

77

6.30

2"

M48

115

72

49

99

89

9.50

2 1/2"

M56

143

95

56

124

111

19.50

2 1/2"

M64

143

95

56

124

111

19.50

3"

M76

163

106

66

140

125

29.00

Eyebolts – IS Range

Metric AØ

E

F

Net Weight (kg)

M8

20

20

8

16.0

13.0

0.05

M10

25

25

10

20.5

17.0

0.10

M12

30

30

12

25.0

20.5

0.18

M16

35

35

14

29.5

27.0

0.28

M20

40

40

16

34.0

30.0

0.44

M22

50

50

20

43.0

36.0

0.80

M24

50

50

20

43.0

36.0

0.81

Eyebolts – Long Shank

Imperial AØ

Metric AØ

C

E

L

3/8"

M10

28

24

11

25

As required

1/2"

M12

28

24

11

25

As required

5/8"

M16

34

28

16

40

As required

3/4"

M20

44

32

29

44

As required

7/8"

M22

50

33

20

44

As required

1"

M24

57

38

22

51

As required

1 1/4"

M30

71

48

28

65

As required

1 1/4"

M33

71

48

28

65

As required

1 1/2"

M36

86

55

33

73

As required

1 1/2"

M39

86

55

33

73

As required

1 3/4"

M42

102

66

40

90

As required

2"

M48

115

72

49

99

As required

2 1/4"

M56

143

95

56

124

As required

2 1/2"

M64

143

95

56

124

As required

3"

M76

163

106

66

140

As required

Important Eyebolt Information

Working Load Limit - WLLs are applicable when the stated load is applied along the vertical axis of the eyebolt.

Safe Working Load - SWLs are applicable when used for specific lifting configurations under different working conditions.

Safety Factor - Both metric & imperial eyebolts have a safety factor of 6:1.

All thread forms must be checked prior to installation.

Thread Selection - Extreme care must be exercised in ensuring that an eyebolt's thread form & the thread form in the corresponding hole or nut is the same.

Collar & Face Seating - In order to achieve the WLLs shown, the collar face & the contacting face must be flat, smooth, & must be perpendicular to the threaded hole.

Eyebolt Maintenance - When eyebolts are reused, it is strongly recommended that they are critically examined periodically for wear on the thread form or for any bruising.

Correct Fitting of Eyebolt Pairs - When using eyebolts in pairs, it is essential that care be taken to properly align them. Eyebolts must not be forced into alignment as over stressing will reduce their safe working load.

Should misalignment occur at the first fitting, the following actions should be taken:

  • machine the underside of the eyebolt by no more than half the pitch of the thread; or

  • fit a steel shim with a thickness of no more than half the pitch of the thread.

 

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