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11Proper Uses of Forged Lifting Eyes (Eye Bolts)C-Clamps and Lifting Eyes (Eye Bolts)Receiving HoleIn order to obtain the maximum strength from an eye bolt,considerable care must be given to the receiving hole into which thebold will be screwed. (See Figure 3)Tap the correct class fit thread to accommodate the full length of thelifting eye shank. This is important because recommended capacitiesapply only when a minimum 90% of the threaded shank is engaged.For shoulder pattern lifting eyes, counterbore the hole to insureproper seating of the shoulder, as described previously.Check Seating After Applying Angular LiftImmediately after applying an angular load to a shoulder patternlifting eye, check to be sure the shoulder is still firmly engaged. Thisis important, since the initial lift may cause the bolt to back off, awayfrom the load. In such cases, the lifting eye should be unloaded andthe lifting eye properly reseated.Thread EngagementThe minimum thread engagement should be at least 1-1/2 times thethread diameter in steel. Refer to ASME/ASME B18.15, Forged LiftingEyes (Eye Bolts), for engagements in other materials.Undercut Lifting Eyes (Eye Bolts)Undercutting of lifting eyes to provide clearance in a noncounterbore/countersunkhole is not recommended.Dynamic LoadingShock or rapid loading is inherently dangerous. All loads should beapplied in a gradually increasing manner.Always Stand ClearNever stand, work or crawl under the load. If the load could swing, orif the pieces could fly in the event of a drop, allow for this possibilityby establishing a safe distance between yourself and the load.Don’t OverloadFollow carefully the working load recommendations of themanufacturer of the lifting eye you are using.Extreme HeatLifting eyes should never be welded, used at, or subjected totemperatures above 275˚F (135˚C). Important physical properties arelikely to be changed by such heating, creating an unsafe bolt. Liftingeyes showing signs of such heating should be immediatelydestroyed.Low Temperature ServiceLow temperature service poses additional problems. It is mandatorythat all safety precautions be rigidly adhered to.At temperatures below 30 0 F(-1 0 C), carbon steel, normally used forstandard lifting eyes, is subject to a decrease in shock resistance andductility at the lower temperatures.(a) To minus 40 0 F (-40 0 C): Heat treated low carbon alloy steelASTM specification F541, Alloy SteelLifting Eyes, should be used as a guide.(b) Under minus 40 0 F (-40 0 C) Use austenitic type steel. A reductionin rated load may occur.Damaged ThreadsLifting eyes with worn, chipped, or otherwise damaged threadsshould be immediately destroyed. Such damage weakens the liftingeye and can cause improper seating.InspectionLifting eyes should be routinely inspected for such conditions as:A. Elongated or bent eye section.B. Elongated or bent shank.C. Nicks and gouges.D. Obvious wear.E. Worn, corroded and/or distorted threads.F. Cracks found by non-destructive testing.G. Absence of sufficient identifying markings.If any of these conditions exist, the lifting eye should be removedfrom service and destroyed.In addition, the receiving hole should be carefully cleaned andinspected for worn threads or other thread deterioration prior to eachinsertion of the lifting eye.Any lifting eye should be removed from service and destroyed whenthe manufacturer’s identifying marks are no longer readily identifiableto guarantee proper reference for continued safe usage.Altering Of Lifting Eyes (Eye Bolts)Lifting eyes should never be ground, machined, metal stamped oraltered in any way, since such operation is likely to weaken the bolt.Lifting eyes showing signs of having been so treated shouldimmediately be destroyed.How To DestroyLifting eyes that are being replaced should be rendered unusable.Crushing or cutting across the eye is recommended.11-7Always wear eye protection when near tools in use.
11NOTES:C-Clamps and Lifting Eyes (Eye Bolts)11-8
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Industrial Hand Tool Sets1Set 15-00
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2STANDARD SERIESSAFETYFully-recesse
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Industrial Series219 Drawer Triple
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Industrial Series212 Drawer Top Che
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Standard Series2Roller Cabinet / To
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Standard Series210 Drawer Top Chest
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Standard Series26 Drawer Side Cabin
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Cases and Bars2Steel Cases and Tote
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31/4" DriveSet 15-20053 Pc. 6 Point
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31/4" DriveSocket SetsSet 15-21025
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31/4" DriveSet 15-24010 Pc. 12 Poin
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3Socket Sets3/8" DriveSet 15-31057
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31/2" DriveSocket SetsSet 44-500MET
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31" DriveSet 15-81017 Pc. 12 Point
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STRENGTH & SAFETYRadius corner desi
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PRODUCT RANGEDrive Sizes: 1/4" to 2
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STRENGTHModified radius corner desi
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6Ratcheting Wrench, ReversibleSet 2
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6Ratcheting Wrench, BoxSet 27-6097
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6Ratcheting Wrench, ReversibleRever
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6Combination WrenchesSet 25-67511 P
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6Combination WrenchesIndustrial Wre
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6Box End WrenchesSet 26-8527 Pc. 12
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STRENGTHEnclosed head design seals
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INDUSTRIAL KEYED CHUCKSPLAIN BEARIN
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AMaster Set ContentsSet 15-001 1192
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BReplacement PartsPipe Wrench Parts
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CWrench Sizing ChartsStandard Wrenc
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DMerchandising Display ProgramMerch
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DMerchandising Display Program95-93
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DMerchandising Display ProgramMerch
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DMerchandising Display Program95-94
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EAlphabetical IndexAlphabetical Ind
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EAlphabetical IndexAlphabetical Ind
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F-1Product Number IndexFProduct Num
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FProduct Number IndexProduct Number
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