THROUGH BOLT

Description

A through bolt is a type of heavy-duty fastener used to secure structural elements to concrete, masonry, or other solid materials. It typically consists of a threaded rod with a nut and washer at one end and a washer or hexagonal head at the other. Through bolts are installed by drilling a hole through the material and inserting the bolt, allowing the threaded end to protrude on the opposite side. The nut is then tightened to secure the bolt in place, providing a strong and stable connection. Through bolts are commonly used in construction, infrastructure projects, and industrial applications where reliable anchoring is required for structural components, equipment, machinery, and fixtures. They offer a robust solution for applications where strength and durability are paramount.