Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts
Machine Bolts

Machine Bolts

Machine bolts, featuring either a hex head or square head, are a fundamental type of fastener with an externally threaded body that is used in conjunction with a nut or within a pre-tapped hole. These bolts are manufactured from durable materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, or brass, providing the necessary strength for a wide range of applications.

Product Description

Product Overview:

Machine bolts are among the most common fasteners used in construction and various other industries. These bolts are designed to be used with a nut and washer, providing a secure and reliable connection between two surfaces. Machine bolts play a crucial role in ensuring the stability and integrity of construction projects, making them an indispensable component in any building or assembly task.

Structural Features:

  1. Square Head and Square Nut:
    • Each machine bolt features a square head and is supplied with a corresponding square nut. This design provides a secure grip and prevents the bolt from turning when tightened.
  2. Roll Threaded:
    • The bolts are roll-threaded, ensuring strong and precise threading for a secure fit.
  3. Cone Points:
    • Bolts with a diameter of 1/2″ and larger, and lengths of 7″ and longer, are designed with cone points. These cone points facilitate driving without damaging the threads, making installation easier and more efficient.
  4. Material:
    • Made from steel and hot-dip galvanized for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance even in harsh environments.

Installation Method:

  1. Preparation:
    • Ensure all necessary tools and materials, including the appropriate nuts and washers, are available before starting the installation process.
    • Verify the specifications of the machine bolts to ensure compatibility with the materials being fastened.
  2. Positioning:
    • Align the bolt with the pre-drilled holes in the surfaces to be connected.
  3. Inserting Bolts:
    • Insert the machine bolt through the aligned holes. If the bolt has cone points, drive it into place carefully to avoid damaging the threads.
  4. Securing Bolts:
    • Place the washer and square nut on the threaded end of the bolt. Tighten the nut using appropriate tools to ensure a firm and secure connection.
  5. Inspection:
    • Inspect the installation to ensure the bolts are securely fastened and the connection between the surfaces is stable and reliable.

Applicable Environmental Conditions:

  1. Temperature Range:
    • Suitable for operation in a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to +85°C, ensuring performance in various climatic conditions.
  2. Humidity:
    • Can operate effectively in environments with high humidity, providing reliability in moist conditions.
  3. Weather Resistance:
    • Designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, including high winds, heavy rain, and UV exposure.
  4. Corrosive Environments:
    • The hot-dip galvanized coating provides excellent resistance to corrosion, making machine bolts suitable for environments exposed to salt, chemicals, or industrial pollutants.

Specifications

3/4* Diameter – Minimum Tensile Strength 20,050 lbs

Cataiog number Bolt
Length (in)
Thread Length(in) Weight/100(lbs)
LR8902 2 1.75 57
LR8903 3 45029 67
LR8906 6 4 101
LR8908 8 4 118
LR8910 10 6 142
LR8912 12 6 162
LR8914 14 6 188
LR8916 16 6 212
LR8918 18 6 228
LR8920 20 6 252
LR8922 22 6 268
LR8924 24 6 296
LR8926 26 6 316
LR8928 28 6 344

 

 

7/8” Diameter – Minimum Tensile Strength 27,700 lbs

Catalog number Bolt
Length(in)
Thread Length(in) Weight/100(lbs)
LR9062 12 6 240
LR9064 14 6 264
LR9066 16 6 288
LR9068 18 6 320
LR9070 20 6 345
LR9072 22 6 380
LR9074 24 6 430
LR9076 26 6 442

Product Advantages

  • 1. Machine bolts, also known as carriage bolts or machine screws, are versatile fasteners used across various industries. Here are some advantages of using machine bolts:
  • 2. Versatility in Applications: Machine bolts can be used in automotive, construction, machinery, and general assembly work, making them a staple in many industries.
  • 3. Direct Thread Engagement: The full thread along the shaft allows machine bolts to engage directly with a threaded hole, eliminating the need for nuts in many cases.
  • 4. Ease of Use: The various head styles (flat, domed, hex) provide a large surface area for wrenches, making them easy to tighten and loosen.
  • 5. Strength and Durability: Made from strong materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, or brass, machine bolts offer high strength and resistance to wear and tear.
  • 6. Corrosion Resistance: Especially when made from stainless steel or with protective coatings like zinc plating, machine bolts can resist corrosion, making them suitable for outdoor use or in harsh environments.

Application Places

Machine bolts are essential to mechanical engineering, providing great strength and durability when carrying out construction projects. They can be used to secure heavy loads, attach tools and machinery, and even join two pieces of flat metal together. Their versatile nature makes them ideal for any setting where strength is required – from the industrial factory to the construction site, and machine bolts are a reliable choice. Additionally, their ease of installation means they can be fitted effortlessly in tight areas. No matter how complex a project may be, they can help bring it together with minimal hassle.

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Faq

  • 1. How Do They Work?

    Machine bolts are designed to connect two pieces of metal. Once placed into drilled holes in both metal pieces, a nut is screwed onto each end of the bolt until it is securely tightened. This secures both pieces together using tension created by tightening the nuts around each end of the bolt.

  • 2. What are the different types of machine bolt heads?

    Machine bolts come with various head styles, including:

    • Flat Head: A simple, flat top that can be countersunk into a surface.
    • Domed Head: A rounded top that provides a smooth appearance.
    • Hex Head: A hexagonal top that allows for use with wrenches or hex keys.
    • Pan Head: A flat top with a slightly rounded edge, providing a larger surface area for a wrench
  • 3. How do I choose the right size machine bolt?

    The right size machine bolt depends on the thickness of the material being fastened and the diameter of the threaded hole. Check the specifications of the components you are working with to determine the appropriate size, considering both the diameter and the length of the bolt.

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