How to Order Bolts
What information do I need to provide when ordering bolts or requesting a quotation to ensure that I receive the correct product?
What information do I need to provide when ordering bolts or requesting a quotation to ensure that I receive the correct product?
What is the difference between a bolt manufacturer and a fastener distributor?
What are the liability issues involved in substituting one fastener grade or configuration for another?
What is the difference between a bolt with rolled threads and one with cut threads and does a fastener with a reduced body and rolled threads meet ASTM specifications?
Can a threaded rod with a welded nut be substituted for a bolt with a forged head?
Does commercially available mild steel all thread rod meet ASTM F1554 grade 36?
Are SAE Grade 2, 5, and 8 bolts available in diameters over 1½”?
What is an A325T bolt?
Are current ASTM galvanizing standards suitable for use with the new chemicals being used in pressure treated wood? Some people have told me I need to use double or triple dipped fasteners. Is this true?
Can threads be chased after hot-dip galvanizing for proper nut fit?
What visual markings does a grade 8 piece of all thread rod have that would identify it as being so? Meaning, how can you tell just by looking at a stick that it’s grade 8?
What are the main difference between ASTM 307 GR.B, ASTM A449, and SAE Grade 5 bolts?
I have two items that use 1″ bolts, one is ASTM A325 and the other is ASTM A449, I would like to just use one. Which is the one that meets or exceeds the other?
What are the differences between a hex cap screw and a hex bolt?
How do I determine the shear capacity and strength of lag screws?
Can I use ASTM 108 Round Bar, a CF-1018 round bar, for F1554 Grade 55?
What are the purposes for the different components in malleable iron washers (MIW)
What happened to ASTM A307 Grade C?
What are the differences in strength and application between SAE Grade 8 and ASTM A-490?
According to section 9 of the ASME B18.2.6 specification that covers fasteners for use in structural applications, an A325 structural bolt can actually be produced .12” to .25” less than the published length and still meet the specification.