Key Features :
– Fine polished & well-plated bimini top fittings;
– 7/8” ID external eye end, fit for most 7/8” OD round tubing;
– Corrosion resistance, solid, withstand harsh weather conditions;
– Heavy duty 316 stainless steel for marine & industrial applications;
– Perfect replacement parts for worn-out, plastic, nylon fittings;
– Work with jaw slide to enroll in the bimini top frame;
– Easy to assemble and install;
Specification:
Material: 316 Stainless steel
Color: Silver
Internal Diameter: 22.5mm (7/8 in)
Out of doors Diameter: 27.7mm (1 in)
Thickness: 2.58mm (0.1 in)
Height: 57mm (2.24 in)
Mounts: 1/4” bolt holes
Product weight: 0.16kg(0.35lbs)
Package List:
2 x Stainless Steel 7/8″ Eye End Cap
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🚢【 Upgraded Bimini Top Parts】Cast from marine grade stainless steel 316, this external eye ends for bimini top fittings works for 7/8” OD round tubes. Upgraded Out of doors eye ends that stands up over the years is an ideal choice to replace your plastic, nylon or broken fittings.
🚢【 Heavy Duty Stainless Steel】Stainless eye ends are well-built and highly polished for ultimate the usage of. They’re heavy duty, weather resistant, corrosion resistant, anti-rust, providing more durable solution for saltwater environment.
🚢【 Easy to Install】Marine boat fittings are easy to assemble and install. No drilling or welding required. Simply assemble jaw slide with eye ends to enroll in the bimini top frame, then tighten screws to protected the inserted poles in place.
🚢【 Durable Design】7/8’’ external eye end has shining polished taking a look and smooth touch, combining the modern design and superior durability. Bringing this marine hardware for your lovely bimini will definitely surprise you for its outstanding product experience.
🚢【 Select Right Size】Each eye ends measured approx 1” OD, 7/8” ID, fits for 7/8” OD round tubing. One screw on each fitting measured 1/4”. Perfect replacement for marine hardware and accessories, widely used for boating, kayak, canoe, yacht,and so on.
