bronze eye bolts

[David Satter]

Looking for bronze eye bolts. at least a 2 inch long shank. Large maybe 1 inch eye , for lifting. their a little hard to find. Any ideas?

 

[Walter Gotham]

Would it be easier to find a bronze eyenut instead of an eyebolt, and cut your own length of threaded bronze rod for the shaft?

Fairwind fasteners doesn't have them in their catalog but they might be worth a call. And there is Classic Marine in the UK.

 

[Andre Cloutier]

MGC is particularly fond of this type of hardware as often found on decks, he should weigh in here.

 

[David Satter]

Eye nut and bronze threaded rod. To much work Was hoping to keep it simple. One with a shoulder would be nice. I need it to look nice so no galvanized.

 

[patrick corry]

Port Townsend Foundry LLC—Made in the USA

A custom and production nonferrous foundry specializing in marine hardware. Castings are tooled, poured, and finished in-house at our facility in Port Townsend, Washington.

www.porttownsendfoundry.com

Would this work? The image from their site has no dimensions, but perhaps they could advise you. See image #15.

 

[MGC]

I nearly responded earlier however I was concerned that I had already exceeded my weekly posting threshold. Andre, you must have sensed it.
You are of course right as always. These affairs of the extravagant deck hardware make me quiver with excitement.
Google Davey and Company Marine hardware to discover the literal motherload of great bronze items. Money should not be a consideration when enjoying the privilege of such great finds.

 

[David Satter]

I know both of the above companies. I guess I didn't look at them because I already new $$$$$$. I think I will take a look anyway , thanks

 

[Worth Gretter]

Just got an email from Fair Wind Fasteners, saying that they are introducing bronze eye nuts.
https://fairwindfasteners.com/products/silicon-bronze-eye-nuts