Bolts & Sockets

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Here at Store Room Fasteners we carry the largest selection of bolt and socket products in the industry. We carry a wide assortment of the following products:

A325

A325 Bolts are fasteners similar to hex head bolts, but with a heavier head for structural use.

Button Socket

Button Head Socket Bolts are fasteners designed to be used in a countersunk hole where assembled parts do not have clearance for wrenches or sockets. They have a slightly rounded head.

Carriage Bolts

Carriage Bolt are fasteners with a domed head and square neck, which keep the bolt from spinning into the material when being tightened with a nut.

Eyebolts

Eye Bolts are fasteners with a circular or looped opening as the head.

Flat Socket Cap

Masonry Screws are hardened screws with alternately raised and lowered threads that are strong enough to cut their own threads into brick or concrete.

Hex Cap Grade 5

Grade 5 Hex Cap Screws are fasteners with a hexagonal head that are designed to be installed with a socket or wrench. A higher grade number means a higher tensile strength.

Hex Cap Grade 8

Grade 8 Hex Cap Screws are fasteners with a hexagonal head that are designed to be installed with a socket or wrench. A higher grade number means a higher tensile strength.

Hex Cap Grade 9

Grade L9 Hex Cap Screws are fasteners with a hexagonal head that are designed to be installed with a socket or wrench. A higher grade number means a higher tensile strength.

Hex Lag Bolt

Hex Lag Bolts are fasteners with widely spaced threads for use in wood construction. Rather than relying on a nut, the threads are designed to embed into the wood to secure it.

SOC Shoulder Bolt

Socket Shoulder Bolts are fasteners with a precision ground shank (shoulder) and a smaller threaded portion. Bolt sizes refer to the shoulder diameter and length. Threaded length is fixed. They are often used in revolving joints.

Socket Cap Screws

Socket Cap Screws are fasteners with a cylindrical head that are designed to be installed using an allen key. They are often used to assembled parts that do not provide sufficient clearance for wrenches or sockets.