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Hex Bolt
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Hex Bolt is a fastener that has a hexagonal head and is widely utilized in many construction and mechanical purposes. They are readily available and are a common fastener in hardware stores. It is easy to locate and is produced on a large scale. It is made from stainless steel or similar corrosion-resistant material, which works very well in harsh environments like the outdoors, marine, or industrial environments.

Machine Screw
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Machine Screw is a fastener used in machinery and equipment. They are frequently used in applications where a nut or tapped hole in a component exists to thread the screw into. They are optimized for high-precision fastening, so they are best suited for mechanical and electronic usage where accuracy is paramount.

Round Bushes
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Round Bushes are mechanical devices designed mainly to offer support, minimize friction, and facilitate smooth movement between two machine or assembly parts. They cushion against shocks and vibrations, which serve to shield components from damage, particularly heavy-duty or automotive suspension use. They are normally employed in machinery, automotive, and building uses to fit into a bore (hole) and support a turning or sliding shaft.

Threaded Stud
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Threaded Stud is a fastener that has a long rod with threads along its length or along part of its length such that it can be fastened securely within a hole or with nuts at both ends. They have versatile applications that include use in the automotive, construction, and machine industries and also in various sizes, materials, and finishes.

Stud
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Stud is a fastener that is usually a cylindrical rod, with threads on each end (or on one end), and is used to join two or more pieces together. They are utilized in situations where there is a need for strong, secure connection and stud can be removed or adjusted without destruction of the other pieces.

Mild Steel Bolt And Nut
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Mild Steel Bolt And Nut are fundamental fasteners employed in a wide range of construction, mechanical, and engineering applications. They are fasteners that are intended to deliver firm and long-lasting connections among the components, usually within conditions where medium strength and wear resistance are required. They are appropriate for a number of applications, especially in general construction, machine assembly, and automotive sectors.

Hexagonal Nut
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Hexagonal Nut is a fastener whose form is hexagonal (six-sided) in shape and is utilized for the purpose of holding in position a bolt or a screw. It is appropriate for application to a broad variety of uses, ranging from general construction to the automobile, machinery, and electrical industries. Its intended function is to offer a firm hold with pressure evenly transferred over the fastened parts.

Hex Nut
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Hex Nut is a six-sided fastener that is meant to go over a threaded rod or a bolt. Hex nuts are commonly utilized in the construction sector to join steel beams, frames, columns, and other structural elements. The stainless steel or alloy steel nuts are utilized in marine and aerospace sectors where high resistance to mechanical stress and corrosion is needed.

Mild Steel Washer
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Mild Steel Washer is a flat disc-shaped piece of hardware used generally in association with a bolt, nut, or screw. They are widely utilized within the construction sector for securing fastening bolts and nuts within structural applications such as beams, frames, and supports. They find application in a vast number of applications ranging from construction and motor vehicles to machinery and furniture assembly.

Washer
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Washer is a disc-shaped, flat piece of hardware, usually manufactured from metal, which is applied to spread the load of a fastener (such as a bolt, screw, or nut) across a wider surface area. They distribute the fastener load evenly, avoiding damage to the material as well as providing a stronger and more secure hold. Through minimizing friction as well as creating a smooth surface, washers avoid bolts, nuts, and screws getting damaged.

Brass Inserts
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Brass Inserts are widely utilized in applications where there is a need for a high-strength, robust, and corrosion-resistant thread, especially when the base material (such as plastic) is too weak or soft to support threads by itself. They can be easily screwed or pressed into position to create a firm, fixed thread for screws and bolts. These possess satisfactory heat resistance and can endure temperature variations, and thus suit applications in the electrical or automotive industries.

Industrial Bolt
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Industrial Bolt is one of the fasteners that are employed to connect two or more parts in different industrial applications. They are applied where strength, durability, and reliability are critical to the security and stability of the assembly. Industrial bolts are mostly manufactured from tough materials, i.e., steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel, and they vary in size, grade, and type to suit different requirements.



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