Structural fasteners are strong, heavy-duty fasteners that are necessary for the construction of structures that include steel-to-steel connections. In other words, they are used when one metal structure needs to be connected to another. The typical application of structural fasteners is in bridge and building construction, where they are used to connect metal beams and girders. To be considered for structural purposes, fasteners need to be made of quenched and tempered steel.

• Heavy hex bolts: Larger and thicker than standard hex bolts. A325 and A490 specifications are suitable.
• Heavy hex nuts: Used for both strength and a thick finished look.
• Tension control bolts: Extremely adept at handling vibrations and preventing load reversals.

Bolt Type: Large Szie Hex Bolt, Torsion Shear Bolt, and other fasteners
Standard: GB1228/GB3632
Strength Grade: 10.9S, 12.9S
Surface Treatment: quench, hot-dip galvanizing, DACROMET

• Load Distribution: Ensuring even distribution of forces across the structure.
• Structural Stability: Providing secure connections that resist environmental stresses.
• Durability: Preventing wear and tear in critical areas.

✓ Material Compatibility: Opt for stainless steel or galvanized steel for corrosion resistance.
✓ Load-Bearing Capacity: Match strength with project load requirements.
✓ Compliance: Ensure meeting industry standards and certifications.