ANSI B18.6.3 Hex Bolt

Product Introduction of ANSI B18.6.3 Hex Bolt

Leader-Fastener® Hexagon bolts are a type of fastener consisting of a head and a screw (a cylinder with an external thread), and a nut is required to fasten two parts with a through hole. They are commonly used in residential and commercial mechanical and construction projects. Full thread size provides excellent grip strength. Some thread sizes help where shear resistance is important. Secure with corresponding nuts or use in threaded holes. A type of fastener consisting of a head and a screw (a cylinder with an external thread), which requires a nut to securely connect two parts with a through hole.Because bolts are also a type of railway accessories, railway accessories are an integral part of railway lines. The track referred to here includes rails, sleepers, connectors, ballast beds, anti-climbing equipment, rail supports and turnouts.As an overall engineering structure, the track is laid on the roadbed, which guides the operation of the train and directly bears the huge pressure and load of the rolling stock. Under the power of train operation, its components must have sufficient strength and stability to ensure the safe, stable and uninterrupted operation of the train at the specified maximum speed.

Leader-Fastener® ANSI B18.6.3 Machine Screw 

Notes:

Unless otherwise specified by purchaser, hex head machine screws sre not slotted.

Fillet Radius R at junction of sides of hex and top of washers shall not exceed 0.15 times the basic screw diameter.

A slight rounding of all edges and corners of the hex surfaces shall be permissible.

Where specifying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding the decimal and in the fourth decimal place shall be omitted.

Dimensions across flats and across corners of the head shall be measured at the point of maximum metal. Taper of sides of hex (angle between one side and the axis) shall not exceed 2 deg or 0.004 in., whichever is greater, the specified width across flats being the large dimensions.

The rounding due to lack of fill on all six corners of the head shall be reasonably uniform and the width across corners of the head shall be such that when a sharp ring having an inside diameter equal to the specified minimum width across corners is placed on the top and bottom of the head, the head shall protrude by an amount equal to, or greater than the F value tabulated.

Slot depth beyond bottom of indentation on indented heads shall not be less than one-third of the minimum slot depth specified.