Introduction of U Bolt

U Bolt is a non-standard fastener, named because of its shape similar to the English letter "U". The following is a detailed introduction to U-bolts:

Application and use:

U-bolts are mainly used to fix tubular objects, such as water pipes, and sheet objects, such as leaf springs of automobiles.

It is widely used in many fields such as building installation, mechanical parts connection, vehicle and ship, bridge tunnel railway, etc.

In automobiles, U-bolts are often used to fix suspension systems, such as axles and springs, to ensure driving stability.

Structure and material:

The main shapes include semicircular, square right angle, triangle, etc.

In terms of materials, U-bolts are commonly used in carbon steel Q235A, Q345B, alloy steel, and stainless steel materials such as 201, 304, 316, etc.

Usage characteristics:

Due to its special shape, U-bolts provide a stable and secure connection.

When using, it is necessary to pay attention to the cleanliness and dryness of the product surface, avoid contact with debris, and clean rust or oil stains regularly.

National Standard:

U-bolts comply with the national standard JB/ZQ4321-2006.

In summary, U-bolts have become one of the indispensable fasteners in modern industry and life with their unique structure, wide application and a variety of optional materials.