Asia Bolts & Nuts (MFG) Sdn.Bhd.
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Our Product Range
Cast-in anchors, Hex socket cap & set screws F10T High Quality tension control bolting ASTM A193 Grade B7 stud bolts with A194 2H nuts

Expansion bolts, Chemical anchors & studs F10T High Strength Friction Grip bolts & nuts Grade 4.6, 4.8, 5.8, 6.8, 8.8, 10.9 & 12.9 fasteners ASTM A325 high strength Structural bolts & nuts

SUS 304, 316 stainless steel bolts, nuts, U-bolts & studs Various types of Customized Anchor bolts, U-bolts, Eye bolts, Plow bolts, Carriage bolts, Couplers & Inserts etc.
 
Terminology on topics related to;
nuts and bolts, threaded fasteners and tightening techniques

AEROTIGHT NUT
A torque prevailing nut of all metal construction. The nut is slotted in two places which, after the nut has been tapped, are bent slightly inwards and downwards. When the nut is screwed onto the bolt thread the two slotted parts are forced back to their original position. Their stiffness causes the nut threads to bind onto the bolt threads and thus provides a prevailing torque. Aerotight is a registered trade mark of The Premier Screw and Repitition Co. Ltd of Woodgate, Leicester, United Kingdom, LE3 5GJ.
  ACORN NUT
A nut (so-called because of its shape) that has a domed top so that it prevents contact with the external thread.

STRUCTURAL BOLT
A structural bolt is a heavy hexagon head bolt having a controlled thread length intended for use in structural connections and assembly of such structures as buildings and bridges. The controlled thread length is to enable the thread to stop before the joint ply interface to improve the fastener's direct shear performance. This term is used in civil and structural engineering but is not frequently used in mechanical engineering.

STUD
A fastener which is threaded at both ends with an unthreaded shank in between. One end (which often has a thread tolerance which results in more thread interference) is secured into a tapped hole, the other is used with a nut.

  


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