Hexagon Fit Bolt With Dog Point

The head of the hexagon fit bolt with dog point is hexagonal, and its threaded end has a smooth cylindrical tip. The cylindrical end can guide the alignment of parts and is suitable for mechanical and automotive assembly. They can help you "aim" at the bolts before tightening them.

Applications and parameters

Automobile factories use hexagon fit bolt with dog point during the assembly process to align the engine blocks. Robot engineers rely on them to connect the joints. They are also used in medical devices. DIY enthusiasts use them when making high-end models to avoid misalignment of parts. Even bicycle manufacturers will use them in crank arms or suspension systems.

DIY enthusiasts who repair motorcycles or vintage cars will use the hexagon fit bolts with dog points. They simplify the alignment of the engine hood and suspension components, and you don't need additional fixtures. They are also used to fix precision electronic devices. They can prevent damage to the holes of the circuit board.

The hexagon fit bolts with dog point are used in agricultural equipment such as harvesters and seeders. The use of hot-dip galvanized steel can withstand the erosion of fertilizers and rainwater. It is convenient for you to repair quickly and durable. They can also withstand different weather conditions. For instance, in windy weather, they can still ensure that the bolts are accurately fixed on the pre-drilled steel beams.

Installing tips

Hexagon fit bolt with dog point is not without problems. Don't hammer them in place with a hammer, as the heads may bend or break. Don't ignore the damaged head. Replace the new bolts immediately. Finally, do not use them on equipment with high vibration.