Hexagonal Bolts are a type of threaded bolt distinguished

Hexagonal Bolts are a type of threaded bolt distinguished by their hexagonal six-sided head. Used in machinery and construction applications, hexagonal bolts come in an assortment of types, sizes, materials, and finishes that suit different tasks and environments.

Hex bolts, more commonly referred to as hex screws or hex head bolts, feature an iconic hexagonal shape which makes them easy to grip using wrench or socket tools and provides more surface area for torque to be applied without twisting and loosening the bolts. Because of this unique characteristic, hex bolts have become popular choices in applications requiring heavy-duty fastening or securing such as construction projects such as dock or road infrastructure construction; machinery assembly tasks; woodworking tasks; engineering applications, and vehicle or automotive repairs - as well as vehicle or automotive repairs or vehicle or automotive repairs.

There are two distinct styles of hex bolts, fully-threaded and partially-threaded variants, that can meet the demands of different tasks and applications. Fully-threaded bolts feature a threaded shank up to their heads for greater strength and resilience; partially-threaded variants feature only a threaded shank; these fully-threaded varieties are denoted by letters followed by numbers denoting outer diameter in millimeters. Both varieties of hex bolts come in various sizes with letters followed by numbers denoting their sizes when purchasing.

Hex bolts come in various materials depending on the needs and requirements of each project or environment, from steel and stainless steel options that offer strong tensile strengths that can handle high levels of load to those designed with corrosion-resistant coatings for marine or offshore environments.

Hexagonal bolts typically come equipped with hex nuts that can be tightened or removed using a spanner or socket tool, making their installation and removal simpler than ever before. Furthermore, washers can add further support and insulation to fasteners against damage or loosening over time. Hex bolts come standard in standard sizes to meet most requirements while special orders for non-standard thread sizes such as UNC, BSW, or BSF may also be possible on request.