Product Overview
The Lifting Eye Nuts JIS1169 Stainless Steel (M4-M24) is a premium-grade rigging hardware solution designed by RICHWITS, engineered for superior load-bearing capacity and maximum safety compliance. Manufactured strictly according to JIS 1169 Japanese Industrial Standards, this eye nut combines precision engineering with exceptional material quality. Crafted from high-grade 304/316 stainless steel, it offers outstanding corrosion resistance and mechanical strength, making it ideal for marine environments, industrial lifting operations, and construction applications. Available in a comprehensive size range from M4 to M24, this versatile lifting eye nut serves as a secure attachment point for ropes, chains, and lifting hooks. Whether you're rigging heavy equipment on vessels, securing loads in manufacturing facilities, or installing safety hardware in outdoor structures, this JIS-compliant eye nut delivers reliable performance under demanding conditions. With substantial inventory (100 PCS available) and flexible low MOQ policy, we ensure rapid order fulfillment without compromising on quality or safety standards.
Technical Specifications
Usage Scenarios
Marine & Offshore Applications
The Marine Grade Lifting Eye Nut is essential hardware for boat builders, shipyards, and offshore platforms. Use it to create secure lifting points for deck equipment, anchor systems, and safety gear. Its 316 stainless steel variant offers superior chloride ion resistance, preventing stress corrosion cracking in saltwater environments. Ideal for securing lifeboats, rigging sails, and installing dockside bollards where long-term exposure to seawater is unavoidable.
Industrial Lifting & Material Handling
Manufacturing facilities and warehouses rely on this Industrial Lifting Eye Nut for overhead crane attachments, hoist installations, and machinery rigging. The JIS 1169 compliance ensures compatibility with Japanese and international lifting equipment standards. Use it to create permanent lifting points on injection molding machines, CNC equipment, and heavy tooling fixtures, enabling safe maintenance operations and equipment relocation.
Construction & Architectural Rigging
Construction contractors utilize these eye nuts for scaffold safety systems, temporary structural supports, and architectural cable railing installations. The polished stainless steel finish complements modern building aesthetics while providing code-compliant safety anchor points for fall protection harnesses and suspended work platforms.
Yacht & Luxury Vessel Fittings
Yacht owners and marine refit specialists appreciate the mirror-polished finish of our 316-grade eye nuts for visible deck hardware. Perfect for securing bimini tops, fender rigs, and tender davits where both function and appearance matter. The corrosion-resistant properties ensure these fittings maintain their aesthetic appeal through multiple sailing seasons.
FAQ
Is the Lifting Eye Nut JIS1169 magnetic?
Many customers use magnets to test stainless steel authenticity, but this method is unreliable for austenitic grades. SS304 and SS316 are inherently non-magnetic in their annealed state. However, cold working during the forging process may induce minor magnetic properties at the surface—this is a normal metallurgical phenomenon and does NOT indicate inferior material quality. For definitive verification, we recommend spectral analysis or stainless steel identification fluid testing, which accurately distinguishes 304/316 from lower-grade magnetic stainless steels.
How do I determine the correct size for my lifting application?
Select the eye nut size based on thread diameter compatibility with your existing bolt/stud and the Working Load Limit (WLL) required. Ensure the receiving thread is sufficiently strong (typically Grade 8.8 or higher bolts) and that the eye nut seats fully with adequate thread engagement (minimum 1× diameter engagement depth). Never exceed the rated WLL, and avoid angular loading beyond 30° from the vertical axis without derating the capacity accordingly.
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