Internal Wrenching Bolt
Item Name Code (INC) 06666
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An externally threaded fastener whose threaded portion is of one nominal diameter, No. 10 (0.190 IN.) (5 mm) or larger. It is designed with an internal socket or internal multiple spline for use with an internal driver. The head is beveled (conical) or cylindrical in shape. Items with cylindrical shaped heads must have an externally relieved body. A locking feature may be incorporated in the design of the head or threads. See also SCREW, CAP, SOCKET HEAD. Excludes SETSCREW; SCREW, SHOULDER; BOLT, SHOULDER; SCREW, EXTERNALLY RELIEVED BODY; BOLT, EXTERNALLY RELIEVED BODY; and SCREW, MACHINE.
Additional Information for Internal Wrenching Bolt
Internal wrenching bolts, also known as socket head bolts or Allen bolts, are a type of fastener that belong to the supply class Bolts in the supply group Hardware and Abrasives. These bolts have a cylindrical head with a hexagonal socket on the top, which allows them to be tightened or loosened using an Allen wrench or hex key.
Internal wrenching bolts are commonly used in applications where a low-profile, flush-mounting bolt is required. The socket head design provides a secure and reliable connection, as the hexagonal socket allows for high torque transmission without the risk of stripping or rounding the head.
These bolts are available in various sizes, materials, and finishes to suit different applications and environments. They are commonly used in industries such as automotive, machinery, construction, and electronics, where strong and reliable fastening is essential.
When using internal wrenching bolts, it is important to ensure that the correct size of Allen wrench or hex key is used to prevent damage to the bolt or the tool. Additionally, proper torque specifications should be followed to ensure optimal performance and safety.
Overall, internal wrenching bolts are a versatile and widely used type of fastener that provide a secure and flush-mounting connection in various applications.