Martin EB3 Plain Pattern Eyebolt, 3/8" Bolt Diameter, 1" Eye Inside Diameter, 1-11/16" Eye Outside Diameter, 1-1/4" Shank Length, 1300 lb. Rated Capacity
- The Martin EB3 Plain Pattern Eyebolt is engineered for precision and durability, making it ideal for lifting and rigging applications. Its forged carbon steel construction ensures strength and reliability, while the plain finish provides corrosion resistance. The 3/8 inch bolt diameter and 1 inch eye inside diameter accommodate various lifting needs, and the 1300 lb rated capacity offers dependable performance.
- Features:
- 3/8 inch bolt diameter with 16 threads per inch
- 1 inch eye inside diameter and 1-11/16 inch eye outside diameter
- 1-1/4 inch shank length for secure attachment
- Forged carbon steel construction for strength and durability
- Plain finish provides corrosion resistance
- Specifications:
- Style: Plain Pattern
- Material: Forged carbon steel
- Finish: Plain
- Thread Size: 3/8 inch - 16 UNC
- Eye Inside Diameter: 1 inch
- Eye Outside Diameter: 1-11/16 inch
- Shank Length: 1-1/4 inch
- Rated Capacity: 1300 lb
- The Martin EB3 Plain Pattern Eyebolt can also be referred to as lifting eye bolt, rigging eye bolt, forged eye bolt, and carbon steel eye bolt.
Martin Tool & Forge is renowned for manufacturing high-quality industrial hand tools, specializing in forged tools designed for professional use. Their commitment to precision and durability ensures that their products meet the rigorous demands of automotive, industrial, and maintenance applications.
Q: What is the primary use of the Martin EB3 Plain Pattern Eyebolt?
A: It is designed for lifting and rigging applications where a secure attachment point is required.
Q: What is the rated capacity of this eyebolt?
A: The EB3 has a rated capacity of 1300 lb when used in a straight vertical lift.
Q: What are the dimensions of the eye?
A: The eye has an inside diameter of 1 inch and an outside diameter of 1-11/16 inch.
Q: What is the thread specification for the bolt?
A: The bolt has a 3/8 inch diameter with 16 threads per inch (UNC).
