Hexagonal bolts can be divided into two categories according to the force mode of the connection: ordinary bolts and hexagonal bolts. These two types of bolts have different characteristics and requirements in design and application.
1. Ordinary bolts
Ordinary bolts, also known as general bolts, are one of the most commonly used types of bolts. They are designed mainly to meet the general structural connection needs and are usually used to connect two parts that do not need to withstand special lateral forces. Ordinary bolts have various specifications, including hexagonal head bolts, nuts, washers, etc., with a high degree of standardization and are suitable for a wide range of industrial fields.
2. Hexagonal bolts
Hexagonal bolts are another important type of bolts, and their design and application are different from ordinary bolts. Hexagonal bolts need to match the size of the hole accurately and are mainly used for connections subjected to lateral forces. The design of this bolt ensures that the connection remains stable and reliable when subjected to lateral forces.
Specifically, the head and screw parts of the hexagonal bolt are specially designed to adapt to the precise size of the hole. When the bolt is inserted into the hole and tightened, the contact surface of the head and screw will closely fit the hole wall, forming a stable connection. Since this type of bolt needs to match the size of the hole precisely, special attention should be paid to the machining accuracy of the hole and the selection of bolt specifications during installation.
In addition, according to the specific needs of the connection, hexagonal bolts can be further subdivided into different grades and specifications. These grades and specifications are usually determined based on factors such as the material, strength, diameter, and length of the bolt to meet the connection requirements in different application scenarios.
In general, Hexagonal bolts can be divided into two categories: ordinary bolts and hexagonal bolts according to the force mode of the connection. Ordinary bolts are suitable for general structural connection needs, while hexagonal bolts are suitable for connections that need to withstand lateral forces. When selecting and using Hexagonal bolts, it is necessary to select the appropriate type and specification according to the specific connection needs and application scenarios.
