Stud bolts are mainly used in high-pressure flange connections, pipelines, chemical processing units, and oil and gas applications where secure, dual-sided tightening is necessary.
Hex bolts feature a six-sided hexagonal head, designed to be tightened with a wrench or socket. They are ideal for heavy-duty structural, automotive, and industrial applications.
Shoulder bolts, also known as stripper bolts, are designed with an unthreaded shoulder that allows moving parts to rotate or slide. They are commonly used in machinery, tooling, and die sets.
Eye bolts are threaded fasteners with a looped head. They are specifically used to attach secure lifting eyes to structures, allowing ropes, cables, or shackles to be hooked for overhead rigging and transport.
U-bolts are shaped like the letter U and are ideal for securing piping, tubes, or round objects. T-bolts feature a T-shaped head, allowing them to slide into slots for adjustable positioning in mechanical setups.