New Content on Eye Bolts Added To C-Mack Supply Co.

People needing lifting and rigging hardware need all the help they can get to choose the right type of eye bolt to use. C-Mack Supply Co. has added new content on one of these devices, information about eye bolts.

AZ (I-Newswire) July 4, 2011 - C-Mack Supply Co., the one-stop-shop for all rigging and lifting hardware has expanded its information base and added new information about eye bolts (http://cmacksupply.com/eye-bolts/).

There are different kinds of rope hardware used for rigging and lifting. Eye bolts are just one of them. These devices can handle different loads and load angles. These are also made of different materials that have their own maximum load capacities.

Eye bolts are primarily used to attach two things together. An eye bolt is basically a screw with a loop in one end. This can be a closed hook or a seamless loop. These can be used for many different purposes and that is why it comes in different kinds.

There are nut eye bolts, swivel hoist rings, machinery lifting eye bolts and eye nuts. The uses of these types of eye bolts depend on the application. Swivel eye bolts are capable of full swing and pivot action. This device allows flipping and turning without unhooking the attached rope or cable.

It is important to take note that eye bolts are marked with the size of their thread rather than their rated capacity. The type of material they are made of plays a big part in their rated capacity. This device is usually used to lift things. It helps lift machines, appliances and other objects that are too heavy to lift by hand or a fork lift truck.

C-Mack Supply Co. (http://cmacksupply.com/) is happy to introduce this information to people who are looking for the right device to use for rigging and lifting. The website is a one-stop-shop for lifting and rigging hardware, but it also provides a brief introduction to the different devices that fall under this category. The website will continue to add information to make sure that one gets the right kind of hardware for a particular task.