Nonferrous Metals DIN 787-2005 T-head bolts-Type B( a＞d )
Product details
T-bolts (Type B a>d) are advanced fasteners designed to withstand high loads and provide strong structural support. Unlike the common T-bolt, this type is characterized by its head width "a" greater than the bolt diameter "d", it has a larger contact area and stronger shear resistance, so that it can remain stable and reliable under greater pressure.
Functional characteristics
- Increased head size: By increasing the width of the head, T-bolts (B a>d) provide better stress distribution, effectively reducing local pressure, thereby avoiding unnecessary damage to the mounting substrate and extending the overall service life.
- Enhanced bearing capacity: The wider head ensures that there are enough contact points between the bolt and the fixed object, significantly enhancing the overall bearing capacity and stability of the fastener, which is ideal for use in heavy load environments.
- Strong adaptability: Despite the wide head, this type of bolt can glide smoothly to the required position in the preset T-groove, and then achieve a firm lock by tightening, which is suitable for a variety of complex industrial application scenarios.
- High-quality materials: The selection of high-strength steel or other alloy materials, through precision machining, to ensure that the bolt has excellent mechanical properties and durability, to meet the requirements of harsh working conditions.
Application
- Heavy machinery and equipment: In the structural connection of heavy machinery and equipment such as bridge construction, cranes, excavators, such bolts are indispensable and key components.
- Construction projects: the exterior walls of high-rise buildings, steel structure grids of large sports stadiums, and underground tunnel support systems need high-strength fasteners to ensure the safety and stability of the entire system.
- Transportation: such as the internal structure of the train car, the cargo fixing device of the ship's cargo warehouse, and the fence of the airport runway border, etc., all reflect the powerful function of the T-bolt.
- Energy facilities: In nuclear power plants, hydropower stations, wind power towers and other power production facilities, a large number of T-bolts are used to ensure long-term trouble-free operation of equipment.
