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Bolts secure materials together by applying pressure that tightens the head of the bolt to the nut. They fit with corresponding tapped holes and nuts to create bolted joints. Their externally threaded design makes them easy to tighten with wrenches or pliers. Bolts vary in use depending on their shape, head type and size. The most common types of bolts include hex head, U-bolts, eye bolts, carriage, elevator, plow and flange.
Bolts secure materials together by applying pressure that tightens the head of the bolt to the nut. They fit with corresponding tapped holes and nuts to create bolted joints. Their externally threaded design makes them easy to tighten with wrenches or pliers. Bolts vary in use depending on their shape, head type and size. The most common types of bolts include hex head, U-bolts, eye bolts, carriage, elevator, plow and flange.