Apex Tools Group Llc T7615202 Round Eye Bolt Snap 5/8 in

Product Description

The APEX TOOLS GROUP LLC T7615202 is a 5/8 inch rigid round eye bolt snap designed for quick-connect and quick-release applications in rigging, tie-down, and tool-tethering setups. Constructed from die cast zinc with a nickel finish, this bolt snap carries a working load limit (WLL) of 90 pounds. The rigid round eye allows for attachment to a fixed anchor point, strap loop, or lanyard ring without rotation. This hardware is typically installed by contractors, maintenance crews, and trade professionals who need a reliable, corrosion-resistant snap connector in light-duty load applications.

This bolt snap is suited for use in residential and light commercial environments where a compact, fixed-eye connector is required. Common applications include tool lanyards, safety tethers, equipment hooks, and general rigging tasks where the 90 lb WLL rating meets the load requirement. The nickel finish provides a measure of corrosion resistance for both indoor and covered outdoor use. Sold in bulk quantities of 10 units per package, making it practical for stocking and job-site use.

Key Features

• 5/8 inch round eye opening for compatibility with standard anchor points and strap loops
• Die cast zinc construction with nickel finish for corrosion resistance
• Rigid round eye design prevents rotation at the attachment point
• Working load limit (WLL) of 90 pounds clearly rated for light-duty applications
• Bulk pack of 10 units per package for job-site and shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose light-duty bolt snap for use with 5/8 inch anchor hardware, lanyards, straps, and tool tethers in standard rigging and fastening applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of bolt snaps does not require specialized tools, but the attached anchor point and load path should be inspected before use to confirm the WLL is not exceeded. Never exceed the rated working load limit of 90 pounds. Verify that the snap gate closes and locks fully before placing the connector under load. This hardware should be inspected regularly for signs of wear, corrosion, or gate damage, and removed from service if any defects are found.