Eye Hook

An eye hook is a type of hook with a loop (or "eye ") at one end. It 's used in various applications where a secure attachment point is needed for ropes, cables, chains, or other hardware. Here 's a quick breakdown of its uses: 🔩 Common Uses of Eye Hooks 1. Lifting & Rigging Used with cranes, hoists, and pulleys. Attaches slings or chains to heavy loads for lifting. The eye provides a secure, non-slip connection. 2. Towing Found on vehicles, trailers, or boats. The eye end connects to a tow rope, strap, or chain. 3. Securing Loads Helps tie down cargo on trucks, trailers, or in storage. Eye hooks can serve as fixed anchor points. 4. Construction & Industrial Used in scaffolding or as part of structural support systems. Can be embedded in concrete or walls for attachment. 5. Marine Applications Resistant to corrosion (often stainless steel). Used to secure rigging or mooring lines. 6. Theatrical Rigging In theaters or event stages to suspend lights or scenery.