Hex Bolt
is a type of threaded fastener with a hexagonal head and a threaded shaft. These bolts are designed to be used with a corresponding hex nut to fasten materials together securely. Here are some key features of hex bolts:
- Head: The head of a hex bolt is hexagonal in shape, with six flat sides and angles. This design allows for easy gripping and turning with a wrench or socket tool. Hex bolts are available with different head styles, including standard hex heads and flange hex heads, which have a wider flange beneath the head for distributing the load over a larger area.
- Shaft: The shaft of a hex bolt is threaded along its entire length, allowing it to be inserted through pre-drilled holes in materials and secured with a nut on the opposite side. The length of the shaft varies depending on the specific application and the thickness of the materials being fastened together.
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