Long Lifting Eye Bolts, Yetaha, 316 Stainless Steel Bolt, 1Pc, Shoulder Ring Bolts with Washer and Nut, Heavy Duty

Long Lifting Eye Bolts, Yetaha, 316 Stainless Steel Bolt, 1Pc, Shoulder Ring Bolts with Washer and Nut, Heavy Duty

Name: Long Lifting Eye Bolts, Yetaha, 316 Stainless Steel Bolt, 1Pc, Shoulder Ring Bolts with Washer and Nut, Heavy Duty
Brand: Yetaha
SKU: 1247598
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 8.3 (32 reviews)

$ 5.99

Score By Feature

Based on 32 ratings

Value for money

8.40

Customer service

8.43

Satisfaction

8.42

Giftable

8.00

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Product Description

The eye bolts are manufactured from marine grade 316 stainless steel, polished on the surface.

We use lift eye boats to install on boats docks, interior and exterior applications, and industrial marine

It has outstanding corrosion and oxidation resistance and is durable, rustproof and tough.

Stainless steel eye bolts and nuts in a set of two

The M6*40A12mm/0 size. The cut-off point for the 47in wide is 22mm/0. I am 86 inches long and I am 40 millimeters tall. A 57-inch screen

Selected User Reviews For Long Lifting Eye Bolts, Yetaha, 316 Stainless Steel Bolt, 1Pc, Shoulder Ring Bolts with Washer and Nut, Heavy Duty

The bolts worked perfect for my Jeep project

5/5

The length was just right, and the nuts helped keep them in with the added security of locking tabs. There was a small bit of bad threading near the head, but they would have been found if the quality control was better.

Presley Glenn

| Oct 07, 2020

Buying cheap products is a bad idea

3/5

As you can see from the photos, the quality is poor.

Ashley Guerrero

| Sep 20, 2020

You've got some good stuff there

5/5

Hardware of the highest quality. My deck has lights suspended over it that I use as a holder for the lights.

Dominic Choi

| Mar 10, 2021

The quality of the product is poor

3/5

You can trust me to know what I'm talking about since I am a registered mechanical engineer. Not as bad as bolt V were the two I received. There were only two issues with the Armstrong's the welding was poor and the head.