Bolts are a kind of fasteners widely used in the mechanical field, mainly composed of a head and a threaded rod. The head of a bolt has various shapes, including hexagon head, countersunk head, and round head, to adapt to different operating spaces and installation requirements. The threaded rod is provided with external threads, which achieve a tight connection by cooperating with nuts or components with internal threads.

Bolts have a rich variety of specifications. From coarse-threaded to fine-threaded ones, they can meet different strength and precision requirements. In terms of materials, there are many options such as carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel, which are respectively suitable for general mechanical connections, corrosive environments, and high-load working conditions.

In terms of applications, bolts are involved in almost all industrial fields. From daily furniture assembly to large-scale bridge construction and aerospace, they are indispensable. Bolts are key components that ensure the stability of various structures and equipment.

DIN444

Name
ISO, JIS, GB, ANSI, BSW, DIN or
non standard as customize

Grade 4.8,6.8,8.8,12.9,etc

Size
M3-M24 or made to print as
customer’s specification

Specifications
Various shape size according to
client’s requirement
Thread unc,unf,metric thread

Finish
Plain, Zinc
Plated(Clear/Blue/Yellow/Black), black oxide, H.D.G, DAC,GOEMET, as custom need

Grade 4.8,6.8,8.8,12.9,etc

DIN933

DIN 933 is a standard for full-threaded hexagon head bolts, which specifies technical requirements such as the size, tolerance, and mechanical properties of the bolts, and is commonly used for fastening connections in fields like machinery and construction.

GB901/stud bolt

The information of GB901 is as follows:

diameter:   6  8  10  12  14  16  18  20    24

length:   40  45  50
material:   304   316        carbon steel
thread form:   Coarse thread        and   so on
surface finishing:    natural          coating        black        galvanizing       Dacromet coating   and so on