Stainless Steel Hex Socket Head Cap Bolt

Hexagon Socket Bolt is mainly used to connect thin metal plates and play a connecting role. When connecting, first drill a hole in the threaded bottom hole of the connecting piece, and then screw the hexagon Socket Set Screw into the threaded bottom hole of the connecting piece. Due to the high hardness of the screw surface of the combination screw, the internal thread can be tapped into the threaded bottom hole of the connector to form a high-strength internal hexagon combination screw for connecting steel structures. Mainly used in steel structures such as railways, highway bridges, boiler steel structures, industrial plants, high-rise civil buildings, tower structures, hoisting machinery and their steel structures that require the use of friction-type high-strength hexagon socket combination Screws.
       The most common feature is the Hex Socket Head Cap Bolt, also known as the Hex Bolt Fastener, with a dodecahedron at the end. A special electric wrench must be used during installation. There are two hexagon socket heads on the upper and lower sides. One Hex Head Bolt is located on the hexagonal body of the nut, and the other is on the ten-point body of the hexagon socket screw. When tightening, apply a clockwise torque to the nut and an equal counterclockwise torque to the bolt dodecahedron, causing the connection neck between the end of the hexagonal screw and the dodecahedron to undergo torsional shear. The installation is complete until the neck is severed.