Buy Eye Nuts, Bolts & Screws Online in Australia
AIMS Industrial lists 45 eye bolts, eye nuts and lifting points from Austlift, Beaver, Yoke, Hobson and Inox World. The range covers collared and shouldered eye bolts, eye nuts, swivel and oblong eye bolts, a lag eye screw, and weld-on and bolt-on lifting points and hooks. Finishes include zinc plated, zinc yellow passivate, black, and 304 and 316 stainless steel. Threads are listed in metric, BSW and UNC.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| Eye bolts | 18 | Collared and shouldered eye bolts in zinc plated, black and stainless steel, including types listed as DIN 580, BS 4278 and BS 529, BSW and UNC thread versions, mini and long shank eye bolts, and an eye bolt with nut and washer |
| Swivel, swing and oblong eye bolts | 5 | Austlift swivel, swing and oblong eye bolts, including large swivel versions with and without a nut |
| Eye nuts | 10 | Collared and shouldered eye nuts in zinc plated and stainless steel, including types listed as DIN 582, and a bow eye nut |
| Lag eye screw | 1 | Inox World lag eye screw in 316 stainless steel |
| Weld-on and bolt-on lifting points and hooks | 11 | Austlift G80 weld-on points and hooks, Austlift bolt-on points, and Yoke swivel and weld-on lifting points, lifting points with key and an excavator lifting hook |
Choosing an eye bolt, eye nut or lifting point
Match the thread first: metric, BSW and UNC versions are all listed, so check the thread on the listing against the hole you are fitting into. Then choose the material and finish for the environment, with zinc plated and black versions for general use and 304 or 316 stainless steel where corrosion is a concern. A swivel or weld-on point suits loads that change direction or a fixed welded position. Lifting products must be selected and used within their rated working load limit, so always check the data sheet for the rating, correct use and applicable standard before you order.
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Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help you match the right eye bolt or lifting point to your job.
Eye Bolts and Eye Nuts FAQs
What is the difference between an eye bolt and an eye nut?
An eye bolt has a threaded shank that screws into a tapped hole, while an eye nut threads onto a bolt or stud. Both are listed in this range, in zinc plated and stainless steel versions.
Do you have stainless steel eye bolts?
Yes. Stainless versions are listed from Inox World (304 and 316), Austlift (G316), Beaver (G316) and Hobson (316 grade A4), including eye nuts to match.
What thread types are available?
Metric, BSW and UNC thread versions are listed. Check the thread on each listing, or call (02) 9773 0122 and we'll help you match one to your application.