Hex Bolt

An Allen bolt, also known as a hex key or socket head cap screw, is one of the most popular fasteners used in general construction and home improvement projects. It is a type of screw with an internal hexagonal drive that can be used to fasten two components together.

A Pan Phillips self-tapping screw is a type of screw that features a pan-shaped head with a cross-shaped (Phillips) drive and a pointed tip that allows it to cut its own threads into materials like wood, plastic, or thin metal, eliminating the need for pre-drilling. These screws are versatile and commonly used in various applications where a secure and efficient fastening solution is needed.

A CSK Phillips head self-tapping screw is a type of fastener with a countersunk (conical) head and a Phillips drive (cross-recessed) that can create its own threads as it is driven into a material. These screws are designed for applications where a flush or countersunk finish is desired, meaning the screw head sits level with or below the surface of the material. They are commonly used in woodworking, metalwork, and general assembly.

A CSK slotted self-tapping screw is a fastener with a countersunk (CSK) head and a slotted drive, designed to create its own threads as it's driven into a material. This eliminates the need for pre-drilling a pilot hole, making it efficient for various applications, particularly in wood and light metals. The countersunk head allows the screw to sit flush with the surface, providing a neat finish.

Pan head Phillips self-drilling screws (SDS) are a type of screw designed for drilling their own pilot hole and creating threads simultaneously in various materials, eliminating the need for pre-drilling. The "pan head" refers to the screw head's shape, which is slightly rounded with a flat bearing surface, offering a good balance between clamping force and a clean finish. The "Phillips" drive indicates the type of recess in the screw head, which is designed to be driven by a Phillips screwdriver. These screws are commonly used in metal-to-metal and metal-to-wood applications, especially in sheet metal fabrication, roofing, and cladding.

Wedge anchors are mechanical fasteners used to secure objects to concrete and other solid materials, especially in construction and industrial applications. They consist of a threaded stud, an expansion clip, and a nut/washer. When tightened, the wedge clip expands, creating a friction lock that firmly couples the anchor to the base material.

A pin-type anchor is a mechanical fastener used to secure objects to solid base materials like concrete, brick, or stone. It's characterized by a cylindrical body with a pointed end and a slotted or threaded end. The pointed end is driven into the base material, causing the anchor to expand and grip the material, securing the connection.

Studs are one of the most fundamental fasteners used for several thousand applications. They are the most widely used type of fasteners compared to any other mechanical fastener. They are used in combination with nuts to secure two components together. Bolts are easy to work with as they can be assembled, disassembled and reassembled with ease. There are several types of studs, each designed for a particular use. You can be sure that any structure you see around you has thousands of bolts going into its construction.Stainless steel, carbon stainless steel, and alloy stainless steel bolts from AADI Fasteners are durable, long lasting and corrosion resistant. They can also be used in the design of equipment in underwater applications. They are often used in conjunction with washers to be kept in place. At AADI Fasteners, we stock a wide variety of bolts which can be used for a wide range of applications. We also undertake custom orders as per your requirements.

An anchor fastener is a heavy-duty device used to securely attach objects or structures to a base material like concrete, masonry, or brick. They are designed to provide a strong, reliable connection, especially when standard screws or nails aren't sufficient