Structural Steel Expansion Bolts
Structural bolts from are designed for steel-to-steel connections and follow guidelines set by the ASTM. These products are engineered to withstand intense loads across professional building projects and roadways for safe travel and efficiency. Crews can utilize our selection of structural bolts to create support joints, as the pieces are threaded for fastening via a washer and nut.
The A325 bolts have a flat and wide bearing surface with a chamfered point. Your staff will appreciate the exceptionalpower and endurance of these structural bolts. A325 heavy hex bolts conform to ASTM A325 and A490 for greater tensile strengths and yields. The structural bolts on our online store are valuable in situations where you need increased stability across bearing surfaces.
It is important to recognize that the installation methods for structural bolts will look different based on industry, the weight of your load and the level of accessibility you have to connections. Construction professionals want to make sure that steel materials are as close together as possible to create a "snug tight" fit.
Start your installation by lining up the steel materials you want to fasten. Take one of your structural fasteners and guide the hardware through the opening in the base material. Remember to place a washer on the threaded side of the bolt, and screw the nut on top until you make contact with the steel plate.
Verify that the steel plates are where you need them to be, and use a socket wrench to tighten the hardware. The level of torque you use to secure connections is specific to your job requirements, but it is common to tighten center bolts first and move your way outward.
If there is any buildup of moisture or corrosion around steel components, replace the structural parts or allow the area to dry before mounting pieces together. Water and rust interfere with the installation of structural steel bolts by making the tension levels difficult to gauge. Additionally, structural fasteners are not to be used more than once.
Structural bolts are manufactured to ASTM A325 Type 1 Specifications for high-stress situations surrounding road and construction work. Our carbon steel products showcase short thread lengths for improvements in overall shear strength, which is useful for applications involving large beams and scaffolding.
Typical Uses Include:
- Installing railroad tracks
- Bridge construction and maintenance
- Creating the foundation of buildings
- Attaching girders to warehouse ceilings
- Fastening steel plates to road systems
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Go large with the extra-wide bearing surface of structural bolts (AKA hex cap head bolts or heavy hex). Known for their better load distribution, these heavy duty hex bolts are available in a variety of steels. This type of structural fastener can get fairly large and items can vary in numerous ways, so be sure you are getting the right ones for the job.
Structural bolts are an important and necessary part of building a sustainable infrastructure. The bolts serve both the purpose of connecting and securing parts in place. Bolts play a major part in stabilizing structures and therefore should not be installed carelessly.
Several significant changes have or will soon occur in high-strength bolting for steel buildings. These changes have been incorporated into the latest drafts of the upcoming AISC Specification for Structural Steel Buildings (AISC 360-16), and related AISC standards such as AISC 341 and AISC 358. The Research Council on Structural Connections (RCSC) is beginning work on a new version of the Specification for Structural Joints using High-Strength Bolts to address these changes.
To minimize confusion, the bolt head markings will remain unchanged, and the term “Grade” is applied to differentiate the six products that now fall under a common standard. Thus, ASTM A325 bolts are now specified and ordered as ASTM F3125 Grade A325 high strength bolts. The term “Type” remains to distinguish steel composition, with “Type 3” being the weathering type.11
In addition, several technical modifications were made. The “drop” in minimum tensile strength from 120 ksi to 105 ksi at 1-1/8-inch diameter and above for ASTM A325 and ASTM F1852 fasteners has been eliminated in ASTM F3125, so that the minimum remains constant at 120 ksi for all diameters of AISC Group A fasteners.