BOLTS

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Fasten components with hex-head bolts for use with nuts or threaded holes.

Secure components with fully threaded hex-head bolts for assembly and repair work.

Fasten brackets, hardware, and other components to wood with coarse-threaded hex-head fasteners.

Join wood and metal components with round-head bolts featuring a square neck that helps resist turning.

Secure components with hex-head bolts featuring a built-in flange to distribute the fastening load.

Attach conveyor buckets and other components with wide, flat-head bolts that provide a low-profile fastening surface.

Secure posts, equipment, and structural components to concrete foundations.

Provide looped attachment points for ropes, cables, and other securing hardware.

Attach components to wood with dual-threaded bolts featuring wood threads on one end and machine threads on the other.

Secure components with screws designed for tightening and loosening by hand.

Fasten components with broad, rounded-head bolts featuring a square neck that helps resist turning.

Secure hurricane shutters and panels with wide, low-profile heads that provide a broad fastening surface.

Secure components with countersunk screws that sit flush with the mounting surface.

Fasten components with a rounded, flat-bottom head for general assembly and repair work.

Join components with a domed head that remains above the mounting surface.

Provide a finished appearance with a countersunk head featuring a slightly rounded top.

Secure thin materials with a wide, low-profile head that spreads the fastening load.

Fasten components with a wrench-driven hex head and built-in washer surface to distribute the load.