Doughty M10 Eye Nuts

Doughty Engineering |
SKU: T42200
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  • 230 kg WLL. Steel M10 eye nut for lifting and rigging equipment.
  • DIN 582. Conforms to DIN 582, suited to TV, theatre and live event rigging.
  • Three versions. Plated T42200, tested and plated T42201, or black T42202.
  • M10 female thread. Fits standard M10 studs and bolts in existing rigging systems.
Style: Plated

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Doughty M10 Eye Nuts

Doughty's M10 Eye Nuts are steel lifting eye nuts conforming to DIN 582, rated to a 230Kg working load limit. Available as a standard plated finish (T42200), a tested and plated variant (T42201), or a black finish (T42202), giving flexibility to match your rigging hardware or documentation requirements.


Key Features

  • 230Kg working load limit, conforms to DIN 582
  • M10 threaded fixing
  • Available plated (T42200), tested and plated (T42201), or in black (T42202)
  • Steel construction with female thread
  • Suitable for vertical lifting applications

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the plated and tested and plated versions?
Both are rated to the same 230Kg WLL and conform to DIN 582, but the tested variant (T42201) has been individually load-tested, giving documented proof of that test if your venue or production requires it, rather than relying on design-rated capacity alone.
Can I use an M10 eye nut for an angled lift, or only straight up?
DIN 582 eye nuts are generally rated for vertical loads only. Pulling at an angle can significantly reduce the safe load, so keep the lift as close to vertical as possible.
Which finish should I choose, plated or black?
Both share the same 230Kg WLL and M10 thread; the choice comes down to appearance and how the fitting needs to blend with your rig, plated for a natural silver look, or black to match darker equipment.

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