Description

At its essence, a metal bolt is a threaded fastener with a head, designed to be inserted through aligned holes in two or more components and secured with a nut. This basic yet versatile design allows for the creation of strong and adjustable connections in a wide range of applications, from building construction and bridge engineering to automotive assembly and machinery fabrication.

One of the primary functions of metal bolts is to provide mechanical strength and stability to structures and assemblies. By securely clamping components together, bolts distribute loads and resist forces such as tension, compression, and shear, preventing disassembly, deformation, or failure under operating conditions.