Eye Bolt 7/16-20 UNF x 22MM Long 1.25in Dia.

The Eye Bolt 7/16-20 UNF x 22MM Long 1.25in Dia. is a precision fastening component engineered for demanding tactical, military, and industrial applications where secure rigging, attachment, and load-bearing are critical. This eye bolt serves as a primary anchor point for securing equipment, cables, slings, and mission-essential gear to vehicle mounts, structural frames, armor platforms, and portable systems. Whether deployed in field operations, vehicle-mounted platforms, or base infrastructure, this fastener delivers the reliability that operators depend on when equipment failure is not an option.

Machined to 7/16-20 UNF (Unified National Fine) thread specification, this eye bolt provides superior holding power and resistance to vibration-induced loosening compared to coarser threads—a critical advantage in high-vibration environments like tactical vehicles and helicopter platforms. The 22MM shank length accommodates thick plates, welded mounts, or compound fastening scenarios where standard bolts fall short. With a 1.25-inch diameter eye opening, the bolt accommodates carabiners, D-rings, shackles, and load-rated sling hardware commonly used in military equipment rigging. The compact 0.36-pound weight ensures minimal added mass while maintaining structural integrity under dynamic loads and shock events typical of operational deployment.

Tactical professionals, armament specialists, and logistics teams benefit most from this fastener when integrating quick-release systems, securing NVG mounts, rigging load-bearing harnesses, or anchoring communication equipment to tactical platforms. Installation is straightforward: insert through mounting holes and torque to manufacturer specifications for your specific application and material composition. Verify thread compatibility with existing mounting holes before ordering, and ensure the eye diameter accommodates your intended hardware. This fastener pairs seamlessly with standard military-grade carabiners, shackles, and D-ring attachments used across NATO and allied forces equipment ecosystems.