M8 (8mm) Carriage Bolt Cup Square A2 Stainless Steel Dome Head DIN 603 (20, M8 x 90mm)

• M8 (8mm) Carriage Coach Bolt Cup Square A2 Stainless Steel Dome Head DIN 603
• Carriage bolts are characterized by a flat mushroom or dome head, with a square section under the head to ensure the bolt does not rotate once fitted correctly. Carriage bolts are used primarily in wood constructions but not to be confused with Coach Screws, Carriage bolts are secured by the use of a nut and do not cut thread when tightening into position.
• Stainless steel coach bolts are a higher tensile strength than normal mild steel coach bolts, and so are not recommended for use in normal structural timber applications where joint movement needs to be accommodated. Stainless coach bolts and carriage bolts are ideal for exterior applications, or applications where the bolt will be exposed to excess moisture.
• Cup square bolts are also commonly referred to as carriage bolts or coach bolts due to their original usage in the manufacture of rolling stock. Cup square bolts consist of a domed circular head with a square neck portion and then a round shank. The shank consists of both a plain load bearing portion as well as a threaded portion. Cup Square bolts are usually used in conjunction with a hexagon threaded nut (cup sq hex) which fastens onto the thread of the Cup square bolt.
• The bolt is locked into placed by the square neck as the nut is fastened onto the stationary bolt. Cup square bolts are widely used in construction, engineering, fencing and woodworking environments. As with hexagon headed bolts, when measuring the length of a Cup square bolt it is important to measure from the underside of the head and not to include the bolt head to the end of threaded portion.
• Sizes: M8 x 25mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm, 70mm, 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm, 140mm, 150mm

M8 (8mm) Carriage Coach Bolt Cup Square A2 Stainless Steel Dome Head DIN 603. Carriage bolts are characterized by a flat mushroom or dome head, with a square section under the head to ensure the bolt does not rotate once fitted correctly. Carriage bolts are used primarily in wood constructions but not to be confused with Coach Screws, Carriage bolts are secured by the use of a nut and do not cut thread when tightening into position. Stainless steel coach bolts are a higher tensile strength than normal mild steel coach bolts, and so are not recommended for use in normal structural timber applications where joint movement needs to be accommodated. Stainless coach bolts and carriage bolts are ideal for exterior applications, or applications where the bolt will be exposed to excess moisture. Cup square bolts are also commonly referred to as carriage bolts or coach bolts due to their original usage in the manufacture of rolling stock. Cup square bolts consist of a domed circular head with a square neck portion and then a round shank. The shank consists of both a plain load bearing portion as well as a threaded portion. Cup Square bolts are usually used in conjunction with a hexagon threaded nut (cup sq hex) which fastens onto the thread of the Cup square bolt. The bolt is locked into placed by the square neck as the nut is fastened onto the stationary bolt. Cup square bolts are widely used in construction, engineering, fencing and woodworking environments. As with hexagon headed bolts, when measuring the length of a Cup square bolt it is important to measure from the underside of the head and not to include the bolt head to the end of threaded portion. Sizes: M8 x 25mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm, 70mm, 80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm, 120mm, 140mm, 150mm