AWRF talks with Patrick of RUD Chain (www.RUDCHAIN.com ) as he introduces us to the VRS StarPoint commonly called a swivel eye bolt. The StarPoint is a RUD first, patented product that aligns to the direction of the pull, eliminating bending common with forged eye bolts.
This video was filmed at an Associated Wire Rope Fabricators Product Information Exhibition in Ft. Worth, Texas on April 29, 2013.
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