Gibraltar 17270 7 Lifting Eye Nut 10600 Lb 3/4-10 Carbon Steel

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR 17270 7 is a heavy duty lifting eye nut rated for 10,600 pounds of capacity, threaded at 3/4-10 for secure engagement with standard fastener systems. Manufactured from Grade C-1030 carbon steel with a self-colored finish, this eye nut is built for repeated use in industrial rigging, load-securing, and lifting applications. The forged eye profile provides a reliable attachment point for hooks, shackles, and lifting slings. At 3-7/8 inches in height and weighing 1.45 pounds, it offers substantial load-bearing mass in a compact form factor suitable for fixed or removable lifting point installations.

This eye nut is suited for industrial, construction, and mechanical rigging environments where a threaded, removable lifting point is required. Typical applications include overhead lifting with hoists and cranes, machine positioning, and structural load rigging. It is installed by riggers, millwrights, and maintenance mechanics on threaded anchor studs or bolts where a certified load-rated attachment point is needed. The 3-inch bell and base width provides a stable seating surface against mounting flanges or plates.

Key Features

• 10,600 lb rated lifting capacity for heavy industrial rigging applications
• 3/4-10 thread size for compatibility with standard UNC fastener systems
• Grade C-1030 carbon steel construction for strength and durability
• 3-inch outside eye diameter accommodates hooks, shackles, and lifting slings
• 2-inch inside eye height provides clearance for standard rigging hardware
• 3-inch base width delivers a stable seating surface on mounting faces

Compatibility

Designed as a heavy duty lifting eye nut for use with 3/4-10 UNC threaded studs, bolts, or anchor points in industrial rigging and lifting setups.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified riggers or millwrights following applicable ASME B30 rigging standards. Before installation, confirm the mating thread is clean, undamaged, and rated to handle the applied load. Thread the eye nut fully onto the stud or bolt and verify it is seated flush against the base surface before applying any load. Never use a damaged, corroded, or over-torqued eye nut in a lifting application.