Carbon Steel EN 24016-2011 Hexagon head bolts
Product Overview:
Hexagon head bolts have a standard hexagonal head design for easy tightening and removal using tools such as a wrench or socket. The structure includes a head and a screw part with external threads, which realizes the tight connection of two or more parts by matching with the nut. The feature of hexagon head screws is that it has high strength and stability. It can withstand large tensile and shear forces.
Grade:
4.8, 6.8, 8.8, 10.9, 12.9
Carbon Steel EN 24016-2011 Hexagon head bolts Details
Hexagon head bolts thread specifications range from M5 to M64, with a pitch varying from 0.8mm to 6mm. These bolts typically possess high tensile strength and yield strength, capable of meeting the demands of various high-load environments. The product grades can be divided into Grade A and Grade B. Class A is used for bolts of smaller size or shorter length, and Class B is used for bolts of larger size or longer length. The material is carbon steel and the bolt surface can also be galvanized, dacromet and other treatments to improve its corrosion resistance and beauty.
Product Characteristics
Application
It is widely used in various machinery and equipment, such as in automotive manufacturing, aerospace, engineering machinery, construction, and other fields.
Product Characteristics
- Hexagonal head design: The head of the bolt is hexagonal, which is easy to tighten or loosen by using tools such as a wrench or screwdriver.
- High strength: EN 24016 bolts generally have a high tensile strength and yield strength, which can meet the needs of a variety of high-load environments.
- Good anti-loosening performance: Some EN 24016 bolts may have special anti-loosening designs, such as locking washers, thread locking agents, etc., to improve the stability and security of the connection.
Application
It is widely used in various machinery and equipment, such as in automotive manufacturing, aerospace, engineering machinery, construction, and other fields.
- Automotive manufacturing: Used to connect engine, chassis and other components in the automotive manufacturing process.
- Aerospace: Used in the aerospace industry to connect key parts such as aircraft structures and engine components.
- Construction: Used for the connection and fastening of steel structure buildings, such as bridges, high-rise buildings, etc.
