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Carriage Bolts
Carriage Bolts are mostly used in wood applications, but can also be utilized with other materials. The bolt has a dome style top and a square under the head. The square pulls into the wood as the nut tightens for a secure fit.
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Elevator Bolts
Elevator Bolts have a wide, countersunk flat head, a shallow conical bearing surface, and integrally-formed square neck under the head. The thread pitch is also unified.
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Hanger Bolt
The Hanger bolt has a machine-bolt thread on one end and a tapered lag-screw thread on the other. This bolt is commonly used in heavy timber construction.
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Hex Bolts
A standard bolt has a hex head and a standard amount of threading. Shorter lengths are fully threaded. Longer lengths have a smooth shoulder area.
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Hex Flange Bolts
A flange bolt is designed to provide the holding power as if a washer was installed. The underside washer part, acts as a distributor of the entire compressing load. Flange bolts help make jobs easier and faster with the washer like feature all together in one bolt.
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Hex Tap Bolts
Tap bolts come in multiple grades and materials. They are full thread with coarse or fine threads. We have tap bolts in a large range of body sizes and lengths.
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Lag Bolts
Lag bolts, can sometimes be referred to as coach screws or lag screws. They are usually threaded up to ¾ of the way from point to head. The remainder of the lag screw's shaft is round and smooth. Lag screws are used in wood. The most common is hex head style. The hex style of the lag screw is easier to wrench than others.
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Low Head Sockets
The Low Head Socket bolt is similar to a socket head cap screw except the head height is 50% of the standard size and the socket size is smaller. This bolt is used in applications where clearance is limited and won’t accommodate the head of a socket head cap screw. Also this bolt is used in counter-bored holes of material too thin for a socket head cap screw. These bolts cannot withstand the same preloads as a standard socket head cap screw, because of the different design.
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Plow Bolts
Most plow bolts are graded based on their ability to withstand static loads and ambient temperature conditions. If a fastener is used in a situation where cyclic loading takes place, then things become more complicated. Corrosion is another issue that must be taken into account.
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Socket Head Capscrews
A socket head cap screw is bolt using a socket wrench drive and small cylindrical head. Socket head cap screws come in a variety of materials and sizes. Flat heads, button heads, headless set, standard socket.
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Square Head Machine Bolts
Square head machine bolts were the industry standard prior to hex bolts. Square bolts are now most commonly used for aesthetic purposes, providing a rustic look in a new structure or to match existing fasteners in an older structure.
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Square Set Screws
Square Head Set Screws are commonly referred to as Tool Post Screws. The grade of material for this product is either Grade 8.8 or a case Hardened Strength of 45h.
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Anchors
Hanger Bolt
