| Item |
Value |
| Finish |
Hot dip galvanized |
| Material |
Steel |
| Place of Origin |
China |
| Region |
Hebei |
| Brand Name |
Ruisu |
| Model Number |
M6-M48 |
| Standard |
GB DIN |
| Product name |
Hex Bolt |
| Grade |
4.8/ 8.8/ 10.9/ 12.9 Ect |
| Surface treatment |
HDG |
| Size |
M6-M48 |
| Length |
10mm-300mm |
| Delivery time |
7-25 Days |
| Sample |
Supplied |
| Port |
Tianjin Port |
| Payment Term |
T/T |
| Application |
Industry |
Bolt Appearance Standard Size Optional:
GB/T5783, GB/T5782, SH/T3404, DIN933, DIN931, ISO4014, ISO4017, UNI5737/UNI5739 Italian standard, ASME B18.2.3.1m, ASME B18.2.3.5m, ASME B18.2.3.6M metric outer hexagon, ANSI/ASME B18.2.1 and other standard dimensions.
Nut Appearance Standard Size Optional:
GB/T6170, GB/T6172, GB/T6175, GB/T9125 (large hexagonal), HG/T20634 (special), HG/T20613 (special), SH/T3404, DIN934, ISO4032, ISO4035, UNI5587 heavy, UNI5588, ANSI(UNC/UNF/UN) American Standard Coarse/fine / 8-tooth permanent teeth, ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 American Heavy, ASME B18.2.1m, ASME B18.2.2m, ASME B18.2.3m, ASME B18.2.4.6m metric hexagon nuts, etc.
Classification of Hot Dip Galvanized Bolts
Hot-dip galvanized bolts are divided into ordinary hot-dip galvanized bolts and hot-dip galvanized bolts with reaming. According to the head shape, they are classified into hexagonal head, round head, square head, and sink head. The most common head style is the hexagon.
The head of a hot dip galvanized bolt is usually used where it needs to be joined. It is a non-standard part with a U-shaped shape, so it is also called a U-bolt. Hot dip galvanized bolts with threaded ends can be used in combination with nuts. It is mainly used to fix tubular or sheet objects. It is called a riding pin because of the way it holds things in place, just like riding a horse.
For steel structural connection bolts, unless otherwise specified, hot dip galvanized bolts are usually plain class C thick bolts. The rod of class A and B bolts is machined by the lathe, with smooth surface and accurate size. It has a material performance grade of 8.8 and is difficult to manufacture and install and expensive, so it is rarely used. Class C bolts are made of unprocessed round steel, the size is not precise enough, and the material performance grade is 4.6 or 4.8. The connection has large deformation, easy installation and low production cost.
Bolts are essential components, often referred to as "industrial rice". As you can see, bolts are widely used. The application scope of bolts includes: hot dip galvanized bolts, electronic products, mechanical products, digital products, electrical equipment, mechanical and electrical products. Bolts are also used in ships, vehicles, hydraulic engineering, and even chemical experiments.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What standards do these hot dip galvanized bolts support?
These bolts conform to various international standards, including GB/T5783, GB/T5782, SH/T3404, DIN933, DIN931, ISO4014, ISO4017, Italian standard UNI5737/UNI5739, ASME B18.2.3.1m/3.5m/3.6M metric outer hexagon, and ANSI/ASME B18.2.1.
How are hot dip galvanized bolts classified by head shape?
They are classified according to head shape into hexagonal head, round head, square head, and sink head. The hexagon head design is the most commonly used shape.
What is a U-bolt and what is its primary function?
A U-bolt is a non-standard, U-shaped hot-dip galvanized bolt with threaded ends. Used in combination with nuts, it acts like a "riding pin" to secure and hold tubular or sheet objects firmly in place.
What is the difference between Class A/B and Class C steel structural connection bolts?
Class A and B bolts are lathe-machined with a smooth surface, precise size, and a material grade of 8.8, making them costly and complex to install. Class C bolts are made of unprocessed round steel, have a material grade of 4.6 or 4.8, offer easy installation, and are more cost-effective.
What industries and applications use these hot dip galvanized bolts?
These bolts are widely used as "industrial rice" across various sectors, including electronic products, mechanical and digital products, electrical equipment, shipbuilding, vehicles, hydraulic engineering, and chemical experiments.