Square Bolts Overview

Square Bolts are bolts with square heads, usually used in situations where high-strength fixing and durability are required. Compared with common hexagonal bolts, square bolts have a square head shape, so they usually provide better torque transmission and fixing effects. They can be used in various engineering applications, especially in those environments where high friction is required or the bolt needs to be prevented from sliding.

The key characteristics of Square Bolts include:

1. Square head design: This shape of head is easier to fix with a wrench or other tools, so it helps to improve the torque and stability during installation.
2. High load-bearing capacity: Bolts with square design can usually withstand higher mechanical loads.
3. Anti-slip: Square bolts can prevent rotation or loosening after installation, especially in small or dense spaces.

Application of Square Head Short Bolt

• Construction and civil engineering: used for steel structures, beams, bridges and other parts that need to be firmly fixed.
• Mechanical equipment: suitable for parts with high-strength fixing, such as engine bases, heavy tools, etc.
• Automobiles and transportation: provide additional torque transmission to ensure that parts such as trucks and railway equipment are firmly connected.
• Assembly industry: used for precision fixing in industries such as aerospace and automobiles.

Feature of Square Head Short Bolt

• Enhanced torque transmission: The square head provides higher torque transmission capacity and is suitable for high-load applications.
• Anti-loosening: High stability, reduced loosening, suitable for long-term fixation.
• High tensile strength: Withstands greater tension and vibration, and adapts to heavy-load environments.
• Easy to install: Can be installed with ordinary tools, which is more convenient than hexagonal bolts.
• Corrosion resistance: Suitable for harsh environments such as marine and chemical sites.