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Applications of Eye Lag Screws:
Hanging Objects:
- Commonly used for suspending heavy items like plants, decorative features, or light fixtures.
Rigging and Sailing:
- Utilized in rigging applications to secure lines, cables, and other hardware.
Securing Cables:
- Ideal for anchoring cables or ropes in construction, landscaping, and outdoor settings.
Furniture Assembly:
- Used in the assembly of furniture and fixtures where a secure anchor point is required.
Tensioning Systems:
- Employed in applications requiring tension, such as securing tarps or awnings.
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