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AGE12100GEA
Adjustable Gate Eye with Nuts - Hot Dipped Galvanised
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Adjustable Gate Eye with Nuts - Hot Dipped Galvanised - M12 × 100mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Adjustable Gate Eye with Nuts - Hot Dipped Galvanised
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£1.49
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Description
Description
Adjustable Gate Eyes with Nuts are essential components for securely hanging field, garden, and driveway gates. Designed with a threaded shank and twin nuts, they allow easy adjustment of gate alignment both during and after installation. Compatible with standard gate hooks, these fittings ensure a reliable hinge connection that provides smooth and stable gate operation. Manufactured from strong steel and finished in hot dipped galvanising, they deliver superior rust protection for outdoor use.
Key Features
- Adjustable Design: Threaded shank with lock nuts allows fine-tuning of gate position and alignment.
- Wide Size Range: Available from M12 × 100mm to M22 × 250mm to suit light through heavy-duty gates.
- Hot Dipped Galvanised Finish: Exceptional corrosion resistance for long-term outdoor performance.
- Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Strong, reliable, and built to withstand high loads and regular use.
- Versatile Compatibility: Works with hook-to-drive, hook-to-bolt, or hook-on-plate fittings.
- Maintenance-Free: Durable finish ensures long-lasting protection with minimal upkeep.
Typical Applications
- Field and farm gates
- Garden and driveway gates
- Paddock and livestock enclosures
- Commercial and rural fencing systems
Available Sizes
| Size | Thread | Length | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| M12 × 100 mm | 12 mm | 100 mm | Light-duty garden or pedestrian gates |
| M16 × 100 mm | 16 mm | 100 mm | Medium-duty timber or field gates |
| M19 × 100 mm | 19 mm | 100 mm | Standard agricultural or driveway gates |
| M19 × 150 mm | 19 mm | 150 mm | Heavy field or entrance gates |
| M22 × 150 mm | 22 mm | 150 mm | Large or high-traffic gates |
| M19 × 200 mm | 19 mm | 200 mm | Wide or heavy-duty farm gates |
| M22 × 200 mm | 22 mm | 200 mm | Heavy field, commercial, or double gates |
| M19 × 250 mm | 19 mm | 250 mm | Extra-wide or high-stress installations |
| M22 × 250 mm | 22 mm | 250 mm | Industrial or large field gates |
Specifications
| Type | Adjustable Gate Eye with Nuts |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Hot Dipped Galvanised |
| Fixing Method | Threaded through gate or fitting and locked with nuts |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent – designed for permanent outdoor exposure |
Installation Notes
- Fit the adjustable eye through the gate frame or hinge bracket.
- Secure using the supplied nuts, leaving enough thread for adjustment.
- Align the gate with the hook fitting and adjust the eye position until level.
- Tighten both nuts securely to lock in place once alignment is correct.
Why Choose These Gate Eyes?
These adjustable gate eyes provide precision alignment, strength, and durability in one practical fitting. Their galvanised coating ensures long-lasting resistance to rust and wear, making them ideal for agricultural, garden, or industrial gates exposed to the elements. Available in multiple thread and length options, they offer a reliable hinge connection for gates of any size or weight.
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