Vulcan Hart 00-719331 Salamander Broiler Eye Bolt

SKU: 00-719331 Brand:
Vulcan Hart
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C$16.23
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Eye Bolt, .780" Od Ring, .562" Id Ring, 3" Long, 1/4"-20
Nut, 1.743" Threaded Area, Zinc
Wolf Oven Ch, Chss

Description

The Vulcan Hart 00-719331 Salamander Broiler Eye Bolt is a threaded fastener that forms a fixed loop to be used in securing, lifting or anchoring attached parts and works by screwing into a matching slotted opening to retain or support hardware that is connected. It is usually mounted on commercial kitchen equipment frames, panels, or structural mounts. This is widely used in the assembly or maintenance process and is used to arrange the connections, hold up parts suspended in the equipment, or direct cables and restraints within the equipment structure.

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Step1: Inspect mounting surface and ensure load rating is sufficient.

Step2: Drill or align pre-threaded hole to match eye bolt size.

Step3: Insert eye bolt and tighten clockwise until shoulder is flush.

Step4: Use wrench for final torque, avoid over-tightening.

Step5: Attach load and verify stability, wear gloves and eye protection.

Step6: Ensure installation is performed on a stable structure and recheck after initial load application.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vulcan Hart 00-719331 Eye Bolt?

    Regularly inspect the eye bolt for signs of wear, corrosion, or deformation to ensure safe operation. Clean it periodically to remove debris or grease buildup. Tighten securely during installation and check for loosening over time. Proper maintenance helps maintain structural integrity and ensures safe load handling.

  • What are common issues with the Vulcan Hart 00-719331 Eye Bolt?

    • Bending or deformation under excessive load.
    • Loosening during operation causing instability.
    • Cracks or fatigue from repeatedpressure use.
    • Thread wear or stripping affecting secure installation.
    • Corrosion leading to weakened structural strength.