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Stainless Steel Forged Eye Nut

Greg Sewell Forgings can manufacture the perfect forged eye nut to minimize abrasions and wear that is common to heavy-duty lifting operations. As the design of the eye nut is a ring, the design, material, and manufacturing process is important to maintaining the integrity of the fastening. With GS Forging you can rely on the forging process, which allows the granular structure to be more dense and retain its strength.

Our expertise lies in custom developing these components using special materials and in-house technology and offering them at competitive prices.

For power and energy enquiries, please call +61 3 8301 1500 to speak to one of our specialists, or contact us via email.

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Need a product developed or wish to learn more about our fabrication and manufacturing capabilities? Please send us the details using the form provided or speak to one of our specialists on +61 3 8301 1500.

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    Industry Sectors That We Service

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    Greg Sewell Construction
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    GS Forgings Mining crushing
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    Greg Sewell Power
    GS Forgings Rail transport
    GS Forgings Rail transport
    Greg Sewell Agriculture
    Greg Sewell Agriculture
    GS Forgings Defense
    GS Forgings Defense
    Greg Sewell Marine Forging
    Greg Sewell Marine Forging
    GS Forgings Fastener
    GS Forgings Fastener
    Water Industry GS Forgings
    Water Industry GS Forgings
    GS Forgings Towing Lifting
    GS Forgings Towing Lifting

    What are stainless steel forged eye nuts?

    Eye nuts are used as anchorage points for securing chains, hooks, or rope to a surface. Fastened with a looped head and attached to a securing eye, the eye nut is perfect for supporting cables of any material firmly to a structure. With a circle-shaped hole through which the cables are threaded, it is used to provide a safe axis point for the base of your operations.

    Typically made from stainless steel, eye nuts differ from eyebolts mainly from their use of anchorage, although both perform the same function. Where an eyebolt has a threaded section at the bottom to attach directly into a structure, eye nuts feature a hole to be screwed onto structures with their own screw-heads.

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