Heavy Hex Bolts, Structural A325 Plain, 1/2"-13 x 4-1/2", Partial Thread, Qty: 200 BULK
A325 Plain Structural Steel
$274.48 *
- Across Flats (Width): 3/4" (Max 0.750 - Min 0.736)
- Color: Black
- Condition: New
- Diameter: 1/2"
- Drive Style: External Hex
- Head Type: Hex Head
- Thread Direction: Right Hand
- Thread Type: Coarse
- Finish: Plain
- Fit: 2A
- FT = Full Thread: No
- Grade: A325
- Head Height: Max 0.323 - Min 0.302
- Head Height Basic: 5/16"
- Head Style: Hex
- Length: 4-1/2"
- Material: Carbon Steel
- Part Number: 046737845026
- Product Type: Hex Cap Screws
- Size System: US
- Size Type: Regular
- System of Measurement: Inch
- Thread Direction: Right Hand
- Thread Pitch: 13 Per Inch
- Thread Size: 1/2"-13
- Thread Standard: UNC
- Thread Type: Coarse
- Tolerance (IFI): Actual measurements may vary slightly +/- depending on production run within IFI Tolerances
- Weight: 1 lb
- Width Across Corners: Max 1.010 - Min 0.969
- Wrench Size: 3/4"
1/2"-13 A325 Structural Heavy Hex Bolts are a cap screw or bolt with a hexagonal head, designed to be driven by a wrench (spanner). Heavy Hex Bolts are larger and thicker than standard hex cap screws, particularly in the hex head portion which is thicker and slightly larger than the hex heads of hex cap or tap screws of the same size.
Structural A325 Heavy Hex Bolts are strong heavy-duty bolts that are typically used for creating structures through steel to steel structural connections such as buildings and bridges. They are often applied alongside structural nuts and washers to metal beams and girders. Compatible with A563 and F436 Structural Fasteners.
These A325 Structural Heavy Hex Bolts are made of Plain Steel and may contain a light coating of oil for corrosion resistance.
Bulk Products come in a heavy-duty barrel which contains the specified number of structural hex bolts in the product. All Structural Bolts ship in barrels, on a pallet, via LTL Ground Shipping.
A Hex Bolt is measured as: Diameter x Thread Pitch x Length from Under Head
PT = Partially Threaded (Shoulder Under Head)
FT = Full Thread