120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring
120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring

120pcs Screw Eyes Assortment Kit Eyelet Screws Metal Tapping Screws Hooks Ring

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Ever tried to hang a picture, only to realize you don't have the right size screw eye? Or had to run to the hardware store for a single tiny hook? This 120-piece screw eyes assortment kit solves that problem. You get six of the most common sizes – from #2 up to #14 – so you're always ready for lightweight hanging jobs around the house, garage, or workshop. These metal tapping screw hooks (also called eyelet screws or screw eye rings) are made from carbon steel with a nickel-plated finish to resist rust. The sharp, tapered tip bites into wood easily without pre-drilling for most softwoods. Whether you need to hang string lights, small plants, art frames, or lightweight chains, just grab the right size and twist it in by hand or with pliers. No power tools required.

🔩 Why You'll Love These Screw Eyes & Hooks

  • 120 pieces, 6 frequently used sizes – Includes #2 (60pcs), #6 (15pcs), #8 (15pcs), #10 (10pcs), #12 (10pcs), and #14 (10pcs). You'll have tiny eyelets for delicate crafts and larger rings for hanging heavier items like small lanterns or bird feeders.
  • Nickel-plated carbon steel – Grade 6.8 steel with a plated nickel finish adds durability and effectively prevents rust. Suitable for indoor use and covered outdoor areas (porches, patios, garages).
  • Sharp, self-tapping design – The deep threads and tapered tip make installation easy. Just align the screw eye with your pilot mark and turn clockwise. For hardwoods, a small pilot hole is recommended, but for pine or softwood, these bite right in.
  • Wide range of applications – Perfect for securely hanging lightweight items: lights, picture frames, artwork, small rope cords, chains, wind chimes, holiday decorations, and even as anchor points for bungee cords.
  • Convenient labeled storage box – Everything comes in a durable transparent plastic case with size labels. No more guessing which eyelet is which – just pop open the lid and pick the size you need. Keeps your workshop organized.

📐 Technical Specifications – Screw Eyes Assortment

Product Type Screw Eye Hooks / Eyelet Screws / Screw Eye Rings
Brand GooBetter
Material Carbon Steel
Finish Nickel Plated (black appearance)
Strength Grade 6.8
System of Measurement Inch (US sizes)
Screw Sizes Included #2, #6, #8, #10, #12, #14
Total Quantity 120 pieces
Quantity Breakdown #2: 60pcs · #6: 15pcs · #8: 15pcs · #10: 10pcs · #12: 10pcs · #14: 10pcs
Drive Style Manual (hand or pliers) – no power tool needed
Head Style Traffic circle (closed ring/eye)
Color Black
Packaging Durable transparent plastic box with size labels

*Note: The screw eye ring is one solid piece – the "eye" is the circular loop, and the shaft has sharp wood threads. No additional hardware needed.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need to drill a pilot hole before installing these screw eyes?
A: For softwoods like pine, cedar, or MDF, the sharp tip and deep threads allow you to screw them in by hand or with pliers – no pilot hole needed. For hardwoods (oak, maple, walnut) or for the larger sizes (#12 and #14), we recommend drilling a small pilot hole about 1/16" smaller than the screw's root diameter. This prevents splitting and makes installation much easier.
Q: How much weight can these screw eye hooks hold?
A: These are designed for lightweight items. As a general guideline: #2 and #6 sizes are best for very light decorations (under 2 lbs). #8 and #10 can handle 3-5 lbs when fully seated in solid wood. #12 and #14 can support 6-8 lbs. Always consider the wood type and depth of insertion. For heavier loads (over 10 lbs), use larger lag-style eye bolts with washers and nuts. These screw eyes are not rated for climbing, swinging, or overhead lifting.
Q: Will these rust if used outdoors?
A: The nickel-plated finish offers good corrosion resistance for indoor use and covered outdoor locations (under a porch roof, inside a garage, etc.). For direct rain, sprinklers, or high-humidity coastal environments, we recommend upgrading to stainless steel screw eyes. However, for seasonal outdoor use like hanging string lights for a summer party, these will hold up fine – just bring them inside when not in use.
Q: Can I use these screw eyes with hooks or carabiners?
A: Absolutely. The closed ring (traffic circle) design lets you clip in S-hooks, spring hooks, carabiners, or even tie small ropes and cords directly through the eye. They're perfect for creating hanging points for bird feeders, plant hangers, or retractable badge reels in a workshop. Just make sure the hook or carabiner fits through the eye opening – larger sizes (#10 and up) have bigger rings.
Q: Is there an easy way to screw these in without hurting my fingers?
A: Yes. For smaller sizes (#2 and #6), you can often twist them in by hand. For larger sizes, use a pair of pliers or a small screwdriver inserted through the eye ring to get leverage. Another trick: insert a hex key (Allen wrench) or a nail through the ring and use it as a handle to turn. Avoid using power tools – they can over-torque and snap the eyelet or strip the wood hole.

💡 Need a different size or custom finish? This product is available in other dimensions and can be customized to your specific needs. If the size you’re looking for isn’t listed, please contact us – we’re happy to help!