Reply With QuoteCan you see anything else on it like "8.8", "M10" or "10.9", "M18" any other similar markings? If not, you have to try to contact the manufacturer and get them to provide you with more information.
I have this metric flange bolt with a manufacturer mark and the number 100 on head. I am having trouble finding information about the spec ratings of this bolt. Can anyone give me any information on this class type?
Can you see anything else on it like "8.8", "M10" or "10.9", "M18" any other similar markings? If not, you have to try to contact the manufacturer and get them to provide you with more information.
Thanks for the reply. Nope it's not a 8.8 or a 10.9. I wish it were. Seems like it's for a specific application since it's for drive wheels mounted on heavy equipment. Unfortunately the manufacturer who supplies us is over seas and is a third party.
You should be able to google up the equipment company contact information and eventually get a part number. Just start the process.
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You can search it on google.
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Also known as a “coach” bolt, has a domed or countersunk head. The square section under the head grips into the part being fastened preventing the bolt from turning when the nut is tightened.
