Hexagon socket bolt

A hexagon socket bolt, often referred to as a hex bolt or Allen bolt, is a type of fastener that features a hexagonal recess in its head. This design allows for the use of an Allen wrench or hex key for tightening or loosening.

Here are some key points about hexagon socket bolts:

Features
Head Design: The hexagonal socket allows for better torque application compared to traditional screw heads.
Application: Commonly used in machinery, automotive, and construction due to their strength and reliability.
Material: Usually made from steel, stainless steel, or other alloys to provide durability.
Advantages
No Slippage: The hex design minimizes slippage when using tools.
Ease of Use: Allows access in tight spaces where a standard screwdriver might not fit.
Variety of Sizes: Available in various diameters and lengths to suit different applications.
Common Standards
ISO: International Organization for Standardization standards for dimensions and tolerances.
DIN: German Institute for Standardization standards related to bolt specifications.
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