{ "version": "2026-10-20", "license": "Dimension sheets: CC BY 4.0. Standard and published-size files: CC BY 4.0. Xem Studio's own designs (files_license = Xem Studio Design License): free to use and sell things from, not to redistribute as files — https://xemstudio.com/license/. Other publishers' files: their own license, linked beside them.", "slug": "eye-nuts-din-582", "name": "Lifting eye nuts, DIN 582, M6–M100x6: ring, collar, height and thread", "kind": "standard", "category": "Hardware", "group": "Rigging & lifting", "year": null, "question": "What are the dimensions of a DIN 582 lifting eye nut for M8, M10, M12 or M16?", "tags": [ "eye nut", "lifting eye nut", "din 582", "rigging", "lifting", "hoist", "ring nut" ], "aliases": [ "DIN 582 eye nut", "lifting eye nut", "eyenut", "ring nut for lifting", "DIN582 M12", "Ösenmutter", "Ringmutter DIN 582", "eye nut M10 dimensions" ], "overall_mm": { "length": null, "width": null, "height": null }, "official_cad": false, "xem_status": "not-scanned", "les": false, "free_files": 0, "url": "https://xemstudio.com/objects/eye-nuts-din-582/", "sheet_txt": "https://xemstudio.com/objects/eye-nuts-din-582/sheet.txt", "sheet": { "basis": "fasten.it's DIN 582 table (2018 edition, 25 sizes M6 to M100x6), with Ganter's DIN 582 datasheet as a cross-check of d2 and d3; numbers only. Load values are left out on purpose", "overall_mm": { "length": null, "width": null, "height": null }, "notes": [ "All values are mm in the fasten.it 2018 table (it replaces the 09/2010 edition, which that page marks as superseded). Columns are the page's own symbols in the order printed: d1 thread, d2, d3, d4, e, h, k, m, r (≈). The page does not define the letters in text (its drawing is an image), so none is interpreted here; read them against the DIN 582 drawing.", "Ganter's DIN 582 datasheet (steel, M6 to M36; stainless M6 to M24) agrees with the table for d2 and d3 at M6, M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, M24, M30 and M36 (20 / 36, 20 / 36, 25 / 45, 30 / 54, 35 / 63, 40 / 72, 50 / 90, 65 / 108, 75 / 126). Ganter notes that the official sheet also lists M42, M48, M56, M64, M72x6, M80x6 and M100x6, which matches the rows above. The odd sizes (M14, M18, M22, M27, M33, M39, M45, M52, M60) are in the fasten.it table only.", "Load ratings (Ganter prints three load columns F1, F2, F3 without defining them) are left out: they depend on the load direction and are not safe to quote from a table without the standard. Ganter's note says the eye nut must be fully screwed in, both threads must be of equal length, and the mating material must be at least as strong as the nut.", "Related: the stud-type lifting eye bolt (DIN 580) is eye-bolts-din-580, and the inch shoulder eye bolt is shoulder-eye-bolts-inch.", "No file: the section of the ring and collar is not given as numbers in the sources read, so a drawing would be invented. McMaster-Carr sells eye nuts for lifting with per-part STEP; linked, not copied." ], "table": { "columns": [ "d1 (thread)", "d2", "d3", "d4", "e", "h", "k", "m", "r ≈" ], "rows": [ [ "M6", "20", "36", "20", "8.5", "36", "8", "10", "4" ], [ "M8", "20", "36", "20", "8.5", "36", "8", "10", "4" ], [ "M10", "25", "45", "25", "10", "45", "10", "12", "4" ], [ "M12", "30", "54", "30", "11", "53", "12", "14", "6" ], [ "M14", "35", "63", "35", "13", "62", "14", "16", "6" ], [ "M16", "35", "63", "35", "13", "62", "14", "16", "6" ], [ "M18", "40", "72", "40", "16", "71", "16", "19", "8" ], [ "M20", "40", "72", "40", "16", "71", "16", "19", "8" ], [ "M22", "50", "90", "50", "20", "90", "20", "24", "12" ], [ "M24", "50", "90", "50", "20", "90", "20", "24", "12" ], [ "M27", "65", "108", "60", "25", "109", "24", "28", "15" ], [ "M30", "65", "108", "60", "25", "109", "24", "28", "15" ], [ "M33", "75", "126", "70", "30", "128", "28", "32", "18" ], [ "M36", "75", "126", "70", "30", "128", "28", "32", "18" ], [ "M39", "85", "144", "80", "35", "147", "32", "38", "20" ], [ "M42", "85", "144", "80", "35", "147", "32", "38", "20" ], [ "M45", "100", "166", "90", "40", "168", "38", "46", "22" ], [ "M48", "100", "166", "90", "40", "168", "38", "46", "22" ], [ "M52", "110", "184", "100", "45", "187", "42", "50", "25" ], [ "M56", "110", "184", "100", "45", "187", "42", "50", "25" ], [ "M60", "120", "206", "110", "50", "208", "48", "58", "25" ], [ "M64", "120", "206", "110", "50", "208", "48", "58", "25" ], [ "M72x6", "150", "260", "140", "60", "260", "60", "72", "35" ], [ "M80x6", "170", "296", "160", "70", "298", "68", "80", "35" ], [ "M100x6", "190", "330", "180", "80", "330", "75", "88", "40" ] ] } }, "sheet_text": "Lifting eye nuts, DIN 582, M6–M100x6: ring, collar, height and thread — dimension sheet\nSource: Xem Studio, https://xemstudio.com/objects/eye-nuts-din-582/ (sheet CC BY 4.0)\nBasis: fasten.it's DIN 582 table (2018 edition, 25 sizes M6 to M100x6), with Ganter's DIN 582 datasheet as a cross-check of d2 and d3; numbers only. Load values are left out on purpose\nCatalog version: 2026-10-20\n\nSizes: see table below\n- All values are mm in the fasten.it 2018 table (it replaces the 09/2010 edition, which that page marks as superseded). Columns are the page's own symbols in the order printed: d1 thread, d2, d3, d4, e, h, k, m, r (≈). The page does not define the letters in text (its drawing is an image), so none is interpreted here; read them against the DIN 582 drawing.\n- Ganter's DIN 582 datasheet (steel, M6 to M36; stainless M6 to M24) agrees with the table for d2 and d3 at M6, M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, M24, M30 and M36 (20 / 36, 20 / 36, 25 / 45, 30 / 54, 35 / 63, 40 / 72, 50 / 90, 65 / 108, 75 / 126). Ganter notes that the official sheet also lists M42, M48, M56, M64, M72x6, M80x6 and M100x6, which matches the rows above. The odd sizes (M14, M18, M22, M27, M33, M39, M45, M52, M60) are in the fasten.it table only.\n- Load ratings (Ganter prints three load columns F1, F2, F3 without defining them) are left out: they depend on the load direction and are not safe to quote from a table without the standard. Ganter's note says the eye nut must be fully screwed in, both threads must be of equal length, and the mating material must be at least as strong as the nut.\n- Related: the stud-type lifting eye bolt (DIN 580) is eye-bolts-din-580, and the inch shoulder eye bolt is shoulder-eye-bolts-inch.\n- No file: the section of the ring and collar is not given as numbers in the sources read, so a drawing would be invented. McMaster-Carr sells eye nuts for lifting with per-part STEP; linked, not copied.\n\nd1 (thread) d2 d3 d4 e h k m r ≈\nM6 20 36 20 8.5 36 8 10 4\nM8 20 36 20 8.5 36 8 10 4\nM10 25 45 25 10 45 10 12 4\nM12 30 54 30 11 53 12 14 6\nM14 35 63 35 13 62 14 16 6\nM16 35 63 35 13 62 14 16 6\nM18 40 72 40 16 71 16 19 8\nM20 40 72 40 16 71 16 19 8\nM22 50 90 50 20 90 20 24 12\nM24 50 90 50 20 90 20 24 12\nM27 65 108 60 25 109 24 28 15\nM30 65 108 60 25 109 24 28 15\nM33 75 126 70 30 128 28 32 18\nM36 75 126 70 30 128 28 32 18\nM39 85 144 80 35 147 32 38 20\nM42 85 144 80 35 147 32 38 20\nM45 100 166 90 40 168 38 46 22\nM48 100 166 90 40 168 38 46 22\nM52 110 184 100 45 187 42 50 25\nM56 110 184 100 45 187 42 50 25\nM60 120 206 110 50 208 48 58 25\nM64 120 206 110 50 208 48 58 25\nM72x6 150 260 140 60 260 60 72 35\nM80x6 170 296 160 70 298 68 80 35\nM100x6 190 330 180 80 330 75 88 40\n\nFiles elsewhere (not hosted by Xem Studio; license as stated by the publisher):\n- fasten.it: DIN 582 Standard Dimensions for lifting eye nuts, 2018 edition (replaces 09/2010): d1 (thread), d2, d3, d4, e, h, k, m, r≈, M6 to M100x6 — web — Reference page; numbers only. The page does not define the column letters (its drawing is an image) — https://fasten.it/Norms/Norm/DIN_582\n- Elesa+Ganter: DIN 582 eye nuts, steel (ST) and stainless (NI / A4): d2, d3 and load columns M6 to M36 (steel) / M6 to M24 (stainless); cross-check of d2 and d3 — web — Maker datasheet; numbers only — https://www.elesa-ganter.in/siteassets/PDF/EN/DIN 582.pdf\n- McMaster-Carr: Eye nuts for lifting (DIN 582 listing) (free STEP/IGES per part, for your own design use; no redistribution) — STEP, IGES, PDF — McMaster-Carr site terms: personal design use, no redistribution [verify license at link] — https://www.mcmaster.com/products/eye-nuts/specifications-met~din-582\n- McMaster-Carr: Eye nuts, lifting (free STEP/IGES per part, for your own design use; no redistribution) — STEP, IGES, PDF — McMaster-Carr site terms: personal design use, no redistribution [verify license at link] — https://www.mcmaster.com/products/eyebolts/eye-nuts-for-lifting/\n\nNo true-size file yet: the published figures do not fix the whole shape; a measured scan is planned.\nAPI: https://xemstudio.com/api/geometry?object=eye-nuts-din-582\n", "sources": [ { "publisher": "fasten.it", "title": "DIN 582 Standard Dimensions for lifting eye nuts, 2018 edition (replaces 09/2010): d1 (thread), d2, d3, d4, e, h, k, m, r≈, M6 to M100x6", "url": "https://fasten.it/Norms/Norm/DIN_582", "formats": [ "web" ], "license": "Reference page; numbers only. The page does not define the column letters (its drawing is an image)", "license_verified": true, "hosted": false }, { "publisher": "Elesa+Ganter", "title": "DIN 582 eye nuts, steel (ST) and stainless (NI / A4): d2, d3 and load columns M6 to M36 (steel) / M6 to M24 (stainless); cross-check of d2 and d3", "url": "https://www.elesa-ganter.in/siteassets/PDF/EN/DIN 582.pdf", "formats": [ "web" ], "license": "Maker datasheet; numbers only", "license_verified": true, "hosted": false }, { "publisher": "McMaster-Carr", "title": "Eye nuts for lifting (DIN 582 listing) (free STEP/IGES per part, for your own design use; no redistribution)", "url": "https://www.mcmaster.com/products/eye-nuts/specifications-met~din-582", "formats": [ "STEP", "IGES", "PDF" ], "license": "McMaster-Carr site terms: personal design use, no redistribution", "license_verified": false, "hosted": false }, { "publisher": "McMaster-Carr", "title": "Eye nuts, lifting (free STEP/IGES per part, for your own design use; no redistribution)", "url": "https://www.mcmaster.com/products/eyebolts/eye-nuts-for-lifting/", "formats": [ "STEP", "IGES", "PDF" ], "license": "McMaster-Carr site terms: personal design use, no redistribution", "license_verified": false, "hosted": false } ], "xem": { "status": "not-scanned", "sheet_free": true, "mesh_price_usd": null, "step_price_usd": null, "tolerance_mm": null }, "related": [ "eye-bolts-din-580", "shoulder-eye-bolts-inch", "shackles-bow-d-crosby-g209-g210-g2130", "turnbuckles-din-1480", "hex-nuts-metric", "threaded-rod-metric-din-976" ], "fits": [], "dimensions": "exact (nominal, no tolerance added)", "dimension_rule": "All geometry on Xem Studio is exact (nominal, true size) with no tolerance added. Where a part meets another part, the object lists its mating features (feature, exact size, what it mates with, fit class: press, slide, run, socket, clamp or designed). Apply your process's allowance to those features only; 'designed' gaps are part of the design and stay as drawn. Typical accuracy by process and ISO 286 fits: https://xemstudio.com/tolerances/", "mating": [ { "feature": "thread d1", "exact": "M6 to M64 coarse, M72x6, M80x6, M100x6 (per size, see table)", "mates": "stud, threaded rod or tapped boss of the same metric thread (DIN 582 nut is screwed in fully; both threads of equal length per Ganter)", "fit": "designed", "files": "all" } ], "fit_classes": { "press": "stays put: pin, tube, bearing or magnet held by interference. ISO 286 equivalent: H7/p6 (locational interference) or tighter.", "slide": "assembles by hand and is held by a grub, pinch or clamp: shaft in a hub, rod in a socket, spigot in a bore. ISO 286 equivalent: H7/g6 or H7/h6.", "run": "turns or slides in use: pin in a link, rod through a guide. ISO 286 equivalent: H8/f7 (close running).", "socket": "large sliding fit: syringe barrel, sleeve, bobbin in a bore. ISO 286 equivalent: H9/d9 (free running) or looser.", "clamp": "split part that closes on the mating part with screws: make it at size.", "designed": "a gap that is part of the design (piston fit option, displacer gap, air gap): do not change." }, "faq": [ { "q": "What are the d2 and d3 of an M12 DIN 582 eye nut?", "a": "d2 = 30 and d3 = 54 mm (fasten.it; Ganter agrees), with h = 53, k = 12, m = 14 and r ≈ 6 mm." }, { "q": "Which DIN 582 sizes are standard?", "a": "fasten.it lists M6, M8, M10, M12, M14, M16, M18, M20, M22, M24, M27, M30, M33, M36, M39, M42, M45, M48, M52, M56, M60, M64, then M72x6, M80x6 and M100x6 (fine thread)." }, { "q": "Is the M8 eye nut the same size as the M6?", "a": "In this table yes: M6 and M8 both have d2 20, d3 36, d4 20, e 8.5, h 36, k 8, m 10 and r 4 mm; likewise M14 / M16, M18 / M20 and M22 / M24." } ], "files_license": null, "offers": [], "markdown": "https://xemstudio.com/objects/eye-nuts-din-582/index.md" }