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Nominal Pipe Size (NPS) Pressure Class Bolt Diameter (UNC) Number of Bolts Approx. Stud Bolt Length (in/mm) – RF Flanges
2″ 150 5/8″ 8 4.00″ (102 mm)
2″ 300 5/8″ 8 5.00″ (127 mm)
2″ 600 5/8″ 8 5.50″ (140 mm)
3″ 150 5/8″ 8 4.50″ (114 mm)
3″ 300 3/4″ 8 5.75″ (146 mm)
3″ 600 3/4″ 8 6.25″ (159 mm)
4″ 150 5/8″ 8 5.00″ (127 mm)
4″ 300 3/4″ 8 6.25″ (159 mm)
4″ 600 7/8″ 8 6.75″ (171 mm)
6″ 150 3/4″ 8 5.50″ (140 mm)
6″ 300 7/8″ 12 7.00″ (178 mm)
6″ 600 1″ 12 8.25″ (210 mm)
8″ 150 3/4″ 8 6.00″ (152 mm)
8″ 300 7/8″ 12 7.50″ (191 mm)
8″ 600 1-1/8″ 12 9.25″ (235 mm)
10″ 150 7/8″ 12 6.25″ (159 mm)
10″ 300 1″ 16 8.50″ (216 mm)
10″ 600 1-1/4″ 16 10.00″ (254 mm)
12″ 150 7/8″ 12 6.50″ (165 mm)
12″ 300 1-1/8″ 16 9.00″ (229 mm)
12″ 600 1-1/4″ 16 10.50″ (267 mm)
14″ 150 1″ 12 7.00″ (178 mm)
14″ 300 1-1/8″ 20 9.75″ (248 mm)
14″ 600 1-1/2″ 20 11.50″ (292 mm)
16″ 150 1″ 16 7.25″ (184 mm)
16″ 300 1-1/4″ 20 10.25″ (260 mm)
16″ 600 1-1/2″ 20 12.00″ (305 mm)

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Frequently Asked Questions

💡 What are J-Bolts typically used for?

J-Bolts are hook-shaped fasteners commonly used in construction and structural applications, such as securing sills to concrete foundations or anchoring structural steel elements.

💡 How do T-Bolts work in industrial setups?

T-Bolts feature a T-shaped head that fits securely into tracks or slots. They are frequently used in machinery, automotive applications, and clamping fixtures to enable quick and easy adjustments.

💡 What is the key advantage of a Carriage Bolt?

Carriage Bolts are designed with a smooth, rounded head and a square neck underneath. The square neck locks into wood or pre-punched metal holes when tightened, preventing the bolt from turning during installation.

💡 What applications require Eye Bolts?

Eye Bolts feature a looped head designed to hold cables, ropes, or chains. They are essential components in rigging, lifting, securing loads, and tensioning systems.

💡 What is the difference between Hex Bolts and U-Bolts?

Hex Bolts have a six-sided head and are used for general fastening applications. U-Bolts are bent into a "U" shape with threads on both ends, specifically designed to secure piping, tubes, or round components.

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