eye bolt
Plural
eye bolts
1
a threaded fastener with a looped end that provides a secure anchor point for attaching ropes, cables, or other hardware
An eye bolt is a type of bolt with a loop or ring, known as the "eye," at one end. The eye is designed to allow a rope, chain, or other types of fastening to be attached securely. Eye bolts are commonly used for lifting or securing objects, such as in construction, lifting, or for hanging items. The threaded end of the bolt is screwed into a surface or material, while the eye provides a reliable point to attach the load. Eye bolts are available in various sizes and designs depending on the specific load requirements.
- The workers used an eye bolt to secure the heavy equipment to the crane.
- A strong eye bolt was installed to hold the swing in place.
- The contractor attached the cable to the eye bolt to lift the steel beams into position.
- The eye bolt was tightened securely to prevent any movement in the rigging system.
- He attached a rope to the eye bolt to pull the boat closer to the dock.