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In heavy lifting and rigging applications, the connection point between the load and the gear is often the most critical variable.

In the rigging world, hooks and shackles are reliable because they are mechanical. You can see the pin, you can feel the latch, and you know exactly how the load is secured.

Moving steel is different from moving almost any other load. It is heavy, often has sharp edges, comes in awkward shapes, and most importantly it usually lacks a built-in lifting point.

The eye bolt is a prime example. You can find them in every tool crib, on the back of every service truck, and in the "junk drawer" of almost every shop. Because they are so common, they are frequently treated as "commodity" hardware grab one that fits the hole, screw it in, and lift.