Metal hooks and eye screws are essential fasteners for lifting, rigging, and anchoring applications.

Understanding their types, materials, load ratings, and installation requirements ensures safe and efficient use. Always prioritize compliance with industry standards and manufacturer guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure longevity.

used across diverse industries:
    •    Lifting and Rigging: Attaching slings, chains, or hooks to machinery 
    •    Construction: Anchoring scaffolding, securing structural components,
    •    Marine: Mooring, lifting ship components, or securing cargo due to corrosion-resistant options.
    •    Architectural and Decorative: Hanging plants, lights, or artwork.

Material
Properties
Common Finishes
Carbon Steel
High strength, affordable, but prone to corrosion.
Hot-dip galvanized, zinc-plated, black oxide.
Stainless Steel (304/316)
Excellent corrosion resistance, ideal for marine or chemical environments.
Polished, passivated.
Brass
Good corrosion resistance and aesthetics.
Polished, unlacquered.
Alloy Steel (Grade 8/Grade 100)
Exceptional strength for heavy-duty lifting.
Plain, zinc-plated.