Oct 03,  · The first lift with the eye bolt and it pulled out and fell. The eye had threads a size too small and had been JB welded to make the thread fit. FOR SURE never get under a load, never know what could happen. Thanks for that info on safe use of Eye bolts I will remember that.

Failure of Lifting Eye Bolt . Similar Alerts. Unsafe Cargo Transfer Using Pallets. Number: 22-06. 2 x incidents reported by a MSF member involving loading of cargo using pallets. View Alert.

before purchasing or using lifting eye bolts and lifting eye nuts. failure to comply with the above-mentioned requirements results in both the 

Loads may slip or fall if proper eye bolt assembly and lifting procedures are not used. A falling load may cause serious injury or death. Read and understand 

A major contractor reported an incident that had occurred in which a threaded eyebolt failed during an operation to lift a section of stonework into place. Although there were no injuries

Failure of the lid- lifting device under exc38sive load would be in the form of a tensile failure of the eyebolt which would not Impair . Shipping cask for fast reactor fuel elements There exists

Never machine, grind, or cut an eyebolt. Never exceed load limits specified. Never use dynamo eyebolts for angular lifts. Always use collar eyebolts (or 

Bolts can fail by due to several reasons including (1) the bolt had not been sufficiently preloaded/tension during installation, (2) had lost its preload during service, (3) the applied cyclic loading had been excessive – far beyond the strength of the bolt and/or (4) the bolt had been understrength (quality issue/wrong grade).

If bolted (not welded) eyebolts are to be used where shock loading, twisting or vibrations may occur then it is possible and recommended to further secure the 

A mistake common among untrained riggers is the use of a shackle capable of lifting more than the eye bolt to which it's attached. If, for 

WARNING. • Load may slip or fall if proper eye bolt assembly and lifting procedures are not used. • A falling load can seriously injure or kill.