Product Overview:
Hex bolts are versatile fasteners commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and various industrial applications. Characterized by their hexagonal heads, these bolts are designed for use with a wrench or socket, allowing for easy installation and removal. Hex bolts are available in a variety of sizes, materials, and finishes to suit different environments and load requirements.
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Installation Method:
Applicable Environmental Conditions:
Body material:stainless steel carbon steel and other metal materials.
ASTM A307 and Hot Dip Galvanized ASTM 153.
Bolts are Coarse Threaded to a class 2 Fit.
Hex Nuts and washers used on these bolts should be ordered separately.
| Dia | Length(mm) |
| M12 | 50 |
| M16 | 35 |
| M16 | 100 |
| M16 | 120 |
| M16 | 300 |
| M20 | 50 |
| M20 | 100 |
| M20 | 250 |
| M20 | 300 |
| M20 | 350 |
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Hex bolts are versatile and adaptable fasteners, making them suitable for a variety of uses across a range of industries and applications. Example hex bolt uses include hex head screws for wood, metal, and many other environments and scenarios.
They offer strong tensile properties and most standard types can be used in multiple locations (dependent upon the material and finish). As a result, hex bolts are a widely used staple fastener.
Their primary use is for heavy-duty fixing and fastening applications. This could include:



Hex bolts can be used either in pre-tapped holes or with nuts, depending on the application. They can then be tightened using a range of tools including a hex bolt wrench, socket sets, spanners, hex keys, and ratchet spanners.
The hexagon-shaped head ensures that it is easy to grip hex bolts from multiple angles, using different types of tool. This makes their installation and removal a straightforward process, plus ensuring it is also easy to loosen or tighten hex bolts once they are in situ.
A hex bolt is used to fasten two or more components together. Its hexagonal head allows for a wrench or hex key to be used, making it suitable for applications where high torque is needed.
The size of the hex bolt you need depends on the thickness of the material you are fastening and the diameter of the bolt’s threaded shaft. Check the specifications of the components you are working with to determine the appropriate size.