Different Types of Bolts and Their Uses
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Anchor bolts:
Description: Bolts with a threaded part in one end and a non-threaded L
shaped part on the other. Usually found with a washer and a nut. Made to be
rust-resistant.
Uses: Securing light poles, structural
beams and to fasten equipment to concrete.
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Carriage
bolts:
Description: Fully threaded bolts with a smooth head and a square or
ribbed undercut that blocks the bolt from turning when tightened.
Uses: Fasten metal to wood.
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Elevator
bolts:
Description: Fasteners with a thin flat or countersunk head and a square
undercut that blocks the bolt from turning when tightened.
Uses: Elevators and conveyor systems.
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Hex bolts
Uses: Broad range of use such as
construction and repair of bridges, docks, highway elements and buildings.
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Square head
bolts:
Description: Consists of a square head, followed by a smooth shank and a
machine screw thread. Can also be fully threaded with the absence of a smooth
shank. Design of the head facilitates easier wrench grip when tightening.
Uses: All kinds of industrial,
agricultural as well as construction applications.
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T-bolts:
Description: Has a T shaped head in order to be held by a wrench or to be
easily fixed in place. Provides a long-lasting connection.
Uses: Use in buildings, instruments,
furniture, automobiles, etc.
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U-bolts:
Description: Shaped like the letter U. Threaded on both ends and
non-threaded in curved section.
Uses: Primary use to support pipework, especially pipes via which
liquids and gases flow.
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