Reinforced Shoulder Design
The integrated shoulder provides additional support between the eye and threaded shank, improving stability and reducing bending stress during lifting operations.

ASME/ANSI B18.15.2 Shoulder Pattern Eyebolts are heavy-duty threaded lifting fasteners designed with an integrated shoulder below the eye to provide improved stability and load distribution. Compared with standard eyebolts, shoulder pattern eyebolts offer better resistance to bending and are suitable for angular lifting applications when properly installed.
Manufactured according to ASME/ANSI B18.15.2 specifications, our shoulder eyebolts are available in stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel with various surface treatments to meet different industrial requirements.


Structural Advantage of Shoulder Design
The shoulder acts as a support surface between the eye and the mounting surface. It helps:
Application Difference
Shoulder Eyebolt
Regular Eyebolt
The integrated shoulder provides additional support between the eye and threaded shank, improving stability and reducing bending stress during lifting operations.
Designed according to ASME/ANSI B18.15.2, these eyebolts provide reliable strength for demanding lifting and rigging applications.
ASME/ANSI B18.15.2 Shoulder Pattern Eyebolt is a lifting eyebolt with an integrated shoulder under the eye, designed to improve stability and load distribution during lifting operations.
The shoulder design provides additional support and improves resistance to bending, especially when lifting loads at angles. Regular eyebolts are mainly suitable for vertical loading.
Yes. Shoulder pattern eyebolts are designed for certain angular loading applications when installed correctly and used within the recommended load limits.
Yes. Customized materials, finishes, packaging, and OEM specifications can be provided according to customer requirements.



