Bolt and Nut
Galvanised pole line fixings for insulator and fitting assemblies
Product Overview
Bolts and nuts are the cheapest items on a pole schedule and the most common reason a crew cannot finish one. They are ordered by the assembly rather than by the box: every bracket, clamp and insulator position consumes a specific size, and running out of one size stops work regardless of how many of the others are in the truck.
Key Benefits
- Hot dip galvanised fixings for outdoor pole assemblies
- Ordered against the assembly so sizes match the fittings
- Supplied with a spares percentage for consumable use
- Ships with the rest of the pole line material in one consignment
Problems It Solves
- Running short of one bolt size and halting the pole assembly
- Corroded fixings seizing at the next maintenance visit
- Fixings sourced separately and not matching the fittings supplied
Application Scenarios
- Dressing new poles with brackets clamps and insulators
- Maintenance stock for a line depot
- Refurbishment where corroded fixings are replaced
- Assembly of stay and earthing hardware
Who It Is For
- Line construction crews
- Utility maintenance stores
- Electrical wholesalers
- Contractors assembling pole hardware
Technical Features
- Hot dip galvanised bolts and nuts
- Sizes matched to the fittings they secure
- Supplied in project quantities with spares
- Part of the standard pole assembly list
Specifications
| Product Family | Iron Fitting |
|---|---|
| Function | Pole line assembly fixings |
| Finish | Hot dip galvanised |
| Sizes | Confirmed against your assembly drawing at quotation |
| Quantities | Quoted per assembly with a spares allowance |
Materials
- Steel bolts and nuts with hot dip galvanised finish
Manufacturing Process
- Forming and thread rolling
- Hot dip galvanising
- Thread check after galvanising
- Bulk packing for export
Customisation Options
- Sizes and lengths quoted against your assembly drawing
- Spares percentage included in the same order
- Supplied with the brackets and clamps they secure
Compared With Other Options
| Locally purchased fixings | Local purchase is how mismatched and ungalvanised fixings enter an assembly. Ordering them with the fittings keeps the assembly consistent. |
|---|---|
| Stainless steel fixings | Stainless is specified in particular environments. Standard pole line hardware here is hot dip galvanised - state the requirement if stainless is needed. |
Use Guide
- Order fixings against the assembly list rather than by weight
- Include a spares percentage on every size
- Do not cut or grind galvanised fixings on site
- Check threads run freely before taking fixings up the pole
Related Products
Bolt and Nut Questions
What sizes do I need
They come from the assembly drawing and the fittings being secured. Send the drawing or the fitting list.
Are threads checked after galvanising
Thread fit after coating is part of what has to be right on a galvanised fixing - confirm your requirement at enquiry so it is written into the order.
Can I order a spares allowance
Yes. Tell us the percentage and it is quoted into the same order.
Get a Price on Bolt and Nut
Send the quantity, the specification you are matching and the destination port.