Gibraltar P12485GB Lifting Eye Bolt 9000 Lb 1-8 Thread

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR P12485GB is a heavy-duty lifting eye bolt rated for 9,000 pounds of lifting capacity. It features a without-shoulder design and is manufactured from C-1030/C-1035 grade steel for reliable strength in demanding rigging and material-handling applications. The shank measures 12 inches in length with 2.5 inches of partial threading at a 1-8 thread size. This eye bolt is installed by riggers, millwrights, maintenance technicians, and industrial contractors who require dependable overhead lifting hardware for equipment and structural loads.

This eye bolt is suited for industrial, commercial, and construction applications where a standard shoulder-free configuration is acceptable and the load is applied in line with the bolt axis. Partial threading keeps the shank smooth for clean passage through materials before engagement. It is commonly used in machinery positioning, overhead rigging setups, and structural lifting tasks where a 1-8 threaded connection is specified.

Key Features

• 9,000 lb lifting capacity for heavy rigging applications
• Without-shoulder design for straight in-line axial loading
• 1-8 thread size with 2.5 inches of partial threading
• 12-inch shank length for deep material pass-through
• C-1030/C-1035 grade steel construction for high tensile strength
• Eye inside diameter of 1-13/16 inches accommodates standard shackles and hooks

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1-8 threaded lifting eye bolt for use in rigging, material handling, and overhead lifting systems requiring a without-shoulder configuration in the inch measurement system.

Installation Notes

Lifting eye bolts must be installed by qualified riggers or maintenance personnel familiar with applicable ASME B30 rigging standards. Power down and de-energize any associated lifting equipment before installation or removal. Ensure the threaded hole or nut engagement meets full thread depth requirements before applying any load. Without-shoulder eye bolts are rated for in-line axial loads only — angular loading reduces rated capacity and must be accounted for using applicable de-rating guidelines.