7/8″ x 32″ Conquest A307 Grade A Hex Bolt with 6″ Thread Thread – Hot Dip Galvanized

When pairing a nut with a hex bolt, the material and finish must match. If these do not match, the nut will not fit the bolt.

Conquest A307 Grade A Hex Bolts in 7/8″ diameter offer exceptional holding power with a 6″ coarse thread section, making them ideal for clamping thick materials or multiple components. Hot-dip galvanized for corrosion resistance, these carbon steel bolts are a reliable choice for structural builds exposed to weather and moisture.

7/8″ A307 Grade A Hex Bolts with 6″ Thread for Framing, Timber Anchoring, and Exterior Projects

Engineered to ASTM A307 Grade A standards and using the Standard SAE system, these bolts deliver consistent tensile strength across a wide range of heavy-duty applications. The coarse thread profile (9 TPI) enables efficient installation and secure fastening in both wood and steel substrates, especially in post-frame buildings, decks, and infrastructure repairs.

Key Features

• 7/8″ Diameter Carbon Steel: Tough and reliable for structural and construction environments.
• 6″ Coarse Thread Section: Allows deep engagement for thicker assemblies or clamping multiple components.
• Hot Dip Galvanized Finish: Shields against rust and moisture in harsh outdoor conditions.
• ASTM A307 Grade A Compliant: Meets industry standards for general-purpose structural fasteners.
• 9 TPI Thread Profile: Optimized for fast, secure installation in wood-to-metal or wood-to-wood connections.
• Standard SAE Measuring System: Compatible with U.S. fasteners and tools.
• Ideal Use Cases: Post-frame buildings, timber anchoring, heavy-duty fencing, outdoor framing jobs.

Common Applications

• Deck and porch framing in outdoor environments
• Wood-to-steel or wood-to-concrete connections using appropriate hardware
• Framing outdoor structures like pergolas, barns, and fencing
• Light-duty steel assemblies in residential or commercial buildings
• Agricultural equipment and structural attachments exposed to weather

Installation Tips

• Use with hot dip galvanized nuts and washers to maintain corrosion resistance and thread compatibility
• Tighten with standard wrenches or sockets for efficient and secure installation
• Ensure full thread engagement and proper bolt length based on material thickness and clamping requirements

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