Heavy hex bolts have a larger head than a standard hex bolt. They are used for bridges, highways, buildings and other construction projects, and work well with construction materials such as wood and steel.
- Heavy Hex Bolt Sizes and Materials
- Heavy Hex Bolts vs. Structural Bolts
- Heavy Hex Nuts for Heavy Hex Bolts
- Request a Quote for Heavy Hex Bolts
- FAQs
- Heavy Hex Bolts by Material
Heavy Hex Bolt Sizes and Materials
KD Fasteners, Inc.® supplies heavy hex bolts in a range of materials and plating options. Our standard heavy hex bolts run from 1/2" to 1-1/2" diameter, and we can do specials up to 3-1/2" diameter. Our lines include both imports and domestic.
- A193
- A320
- A325
- A307B
- A490
- Grade B8M
- Inconel
- Monel
- Titanium
- Other exotic materials
Heavy Hex Bolts vs. Structural Bolts
We also offer custom heavy hex bolts and structural bolts. Structural bolts differ from heavy hex bolts because they have shorter threads, and they are typically used for steel-to-steel applications.
Heavy Hex Nuts for Heavy Hex Bolts
Heavy hex nuts are slightly wider and thicker than a standard hex nut and pair with large-diameter, high-strength heavy hex bolts.
Request a Quote for Heavy Hex Bolts
Send us the material, diameter, length, finish and quantity you need, and we will quote your heavy hex bolts. KD Fasteners can provide custom heavy hex bolts to industries including automotive, chemical, marine and military.
FAQs
What is a heavy hex bolt?
A heavy hex bolt has a larger head than a standard hex bolt. Heavy hex bolts are used for bridges, highways, buildings and other construction projects.
What sizes do heavy hex bolts come in?
Our standard heavy hex bolts run from 1/2" to 1-1/2" diameter, and we can do specials up to 3-1/2" diameter.
What materials are heavy hex bolts available in?
A193, A320, A325, A307B, A490, Grade B8M, Inconel, Monel, titanium and other exotic materials.
What is the difference between heavy hex bolts and structural bolts?
Structural bolts have shorter threads than heavy hex bolts and are typically used for steel-to-steel applications.
What nuts go with heavy hex bolts?
Heavy hex nuts, which are slightly wider and thicker than a standard hex nut and pair with large-diameter, high-strength heavy hex bolts.
Heavy Hex Bolts by Material
Browse our heavy hex bolts by material:
Aluminum Heavy Hex Bolts
Aluminum Heavy Hex Bolts
Made with a larger head than standard hex bolts, our aluminum heavy hex bolts are stronger than the average hex bolt and have more pull power.
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Inconel Heavy Hex Bolts
Inconel Heavy Hex Bolts
Our Inconel heavy hex bolts are known for their ability to withstand extremely corrosive elements and atmospheres.
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Monel Heavy Hex Bolts
Monel Heavy Hex Bolts
Monel heavy hex bolts provide the strength, wide temperature range and corrosion resistance you’re looking for.
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Stainless Steel Heavy Hex Bolts
Stainless Steel Heavy Hex Bolts
Both our 300 stainless steel and our 316 stainless steel series heavy hex bolts are known for their corrosion resistance and non-magnetic nature.
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Titanium Heavy Hex Bolts
Titanium Heavy Hex Bolts
Our titanium heavy hex bolts combine high strength, light weight and excellent corrosion resistance.
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