Bolts & Nuts

Used to fasten two unthreaded materials together, and requiring both bolt and nut in order to function, these should not be confused with screws which require the material itself to be threaded, or caused to be threaded in the process of screwing, as in wood screws. Bolts and nuts are almost always made with steel, which in turn means the different types and grades of steel dictates the suitability… More

Used to fasten two unthreaded materials together, and requiring both bolt and nut in order to function, these should not be confused with screws which require the material itself to be threaded, or caused to be threaded in the process of screwing, as in wood screws. Bolts and nuts are almost always made with steel, which in turn means the different types and grades of steel dictates the suitability of the particular type for a certain application. For instance, marine environments dictate that bolts and nuts used in that environment be made of corrosion resistant, marine grade steel. Less