Heavy Hex Bolts Overview

A heavy hex bolt is a type of bolt with a larger, thicker hexagonal head compared to a standard hex bolt. It is designed to withstand higher stress and provide greater torque capacity, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Key features include:

• Larger Head: The head is thicker and larger, providing a larger surface area for tightening with a wrench or socket.
• Stronger Material: Typically made from high-strength materials like carbon steel or alloy steel to handle heavy loads.
• Thread Configuration: Available in full-thread or partial-thread configurations, depending on the application.

Application of Carbon Steel Heavy Hex Bolts

• Construction industry: In the connection of building steel structures, it is used to fix steel beams, steel columns, trusses and other components. For example, in the construction of large stadiums, bridges, high-rise buildings, etc., carbon steel heavy hexagonal bolts can provide reliable connections to ensure the stability and safety of the structure.
• Machinery manufacturing: Widely used in the manufacture and installation of various mechanical equipment, such as machine tools, engineering machinery, automobiles, ships, etc., to connect and fix mechanical parts to ensure the normal operation of equipment.
• Electric power industry: In the construction of facilities such as power towers and substations, it is used to fix and connect metal components, bear the weight and tension of equipment and lines, and ensure the stability and reliability of power facilities.
• Pipeline system: Used to connect pipelines, flanges and other components to ensure the sealing and stability of the pipeline system and prevent medium leakage. It has important applications in pipeline transportation systems in industries such as petroleum, chemical industry, and natural gas.