Product Name: galvanized hexagon nut ordinary hexagon nut becomes hot-dip galvanized nut after thread enlargement (generally 50-80um) and hot-dip galvanizing surface treatment. Power line fittings generally use hot-dip galvanized nuts with strength grades of 4, 6 and 8 according to specific engineering projects.
Product model: gb6170 gb6171 gb6172 gb6173
Product function: play a stable locking function.
The reduction of axial force can also prevent early falling off.
All metal products, excellent heat and cold resistance.
The tightening operation is simple to prevent installation errors.
Product Description:
Name: Independent steel support
Material: Q235
Purpose: construction site
Specification: many kinds, can be customized
product description:
Steel support refers to the use of steel pipes, H-beams, angle steels, etc. to enhance the stability of the engineering structure. Generally, they are inclined connecting members, and the most common are herringbone and cross shapes. Steel supports are widely used in subways and foundation pits. Because the steel support can be recycl...
Bolts made of high-strength steel, or bolts that require a larger pre-tightening force, can be called high-strength bolts. High-strength bolts are mostly used for the connection of bridges, steel rails, high-pressure and ultra-high-pressure equipment. The fracture of this kind of bolt is mostly brittle fracture. High-strength bolts applied to ultra-high pressure equipment need to be pre-stressed in order to ensure the sealing of the container.
Process flow
The process flow of high-strength bo...
Product Description:
Custom processing: Yes
Specifications 50*5, 63*6, 75*8, 80*8 can be customized
Type Ironwork
Surface treatment galvanized
Scope of application
Product introduction: The hot-dip galvanized cross arm is an important power fastener used in the poles and towers in the overhead lines. It is the angle iron fixed laterally on the top of the poles; the cross arms are used to support the lines, lightning protection lines and installations in the overhead lines. Insulators and supp...