Bolts
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Bolts are versatile, widely used fasteners for a broad range of applications. They can be found and used in almost all industries. When paired with nuts and washers , they provide a secure, reliable connection for long lasting performance. Carriage Bolts are designed for projects that require the fastening of metal to wood and wood to wood. These coach bolts are available in a wide variety of sizes in hot dip galvanized , 316 stainless steel , or 304 stainless steel options. Lag Bolts securely fasten wood together for a many applications including heavy lumber projects. Fasteners Plus offers 304 stainless steel , 316 stainless steel , and hot dip galvanized lag bolts . When combined with coordinating lag shield anchors , lag screws can be utilized for concrete and masonry applications. U-Bolts are the superior choice when it comes to holding piping for water, gas, oil, and electrical conduits. They can also be used for attaching a part to a pole, sign, beam, or wall. These U-shaped bolts are available in a zinc or hot dip galvanized finish. Hex Bolts are threaded fasteners distinguished by their hexagonal-shaped heads with six sides. Also known as hex screws or hexagon screws, these bolts are well-suited for a diverse array of applications. Our Conquest A325 Heavy Hex Structural Bolts are available in a hot dip galvanized and plain finish. Eye Bolts essential when you need secure, load-rated anchoring for lifting, suspension, or tie-down applications. Their circular eye provides a reliable point of attachment for cables, ropes, or chains, making them ideal for industrial rigging, overhead lifting, marine hardware, and structural anchoring. Fasteners Plus offers a selection of Carriage Bolts and U-Bolts that are suitable for many projects. If you’re unsure which type of bolt is right for your application, please contact our product specialists at 888-794-1590 . We’re here to answer any product questions you have and will work together to find the right fastener for y
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