Machine Bolts

Fine or course threads.

MACHINE BOLTS have a variety of different features. Machine bolts can be cut with fine and/or course threads that extend in length from twice the diameter of the bolt plus ¼" to twice the diameter plus ½" (depending on the length of the bolt). They come in a many different types including stainless steel, brass, silicone bronze, and zinc plated bolts.

Machine bolts are made from multiple metals and are applied, hence the name, metal to metal which is commonly found on different types on machines. Machine bolts are made from a variety of types and grades to suffice for the abundance of applications machine bolts are used.

Common bolts types include silicone bronze, brass, stainless steel, and zinc plated bolts

Zinc plated bolts: Steel that is zinc plated has moderate protection against rust.
Stainless steel 18-8 bolts: This alloy of steel has a high corrosion resistance.
Brass bolts: An alloy of copper with good corrosion resistance. Once common, now being replaced by stainless steel.
Silicon bronze bolts: An alloy of copper with a greater strength and corrosion resistance than brass.

Machine bolt heads can be may be square, hexagonal, rounded, or flat countersunk. Machine bolts are made in diameters from ½" to 3 inches depending on the length desired for each application.

Other bolt types available at BOLT PRODUCTS INC:

• Anchor bolts	- extended connections with handle
• Carriage bolts	- domed top with square under head
• Flange bolts	- ridge around the bolt head
• Hex bolts	- hex head of various materials
• Hex tap bolts	- trimmed hex head with no flange
• Lag bolts	- screw like pointed end
• Metric bolts	- available in Hex/Standard/Flange type
• Shoulder bolts	- allow slide or pivot
• Square neck bolts	- square or domed top with square under head