Bowmalloy BOW36475 Hex Head Cap Screw 3/4-16 X 2-3/4 in

Product Description

The BOWMALLOY BOW36475 is a Grade 9 steel hex head cap screw designed for high-strength fastening applications in industrial, mechanical, and trade assembly work. This screw features a 3/4-16 thread size and a 2-3/4-inch length under head, with partial threading along the shank. The Bowma-Guard finish provides a zinc-plated clear chromate coating that resists corrosion in demanding environments. HVAC equipment assembly, structural mechanical connections, and heavy-duty trade installations are typical use cases for this fastener grade and size.

This hex head cap screw is suited for applications requiring a fine-thread, high-tensile fastener in inch-measurement systems. Grade 9 steel delivers superior clamping force compared to lower-grade alternatives, making it appropriate for vibration-prone mechanical assemblies, equipment mounting, and structural joints found in commercial and industrial trade work. Sold in packages of 25 units with a minimum order quantity of 1 package.

Key Features

• Grade 9 steel construction for high tensile strength and clamping performance
• 3/4-16 fine-thread specification for precise torque control in critical joints
• Partial threading along the shank allows for controlled load distribution
• Bowma-Guard zinc-plated clear chromate finish for corrosion resistance
• 2-3/4-inch length under head suits medium-depth fastening applications
• Inch measurement system; compatible with standard SAE tooling

Compatibility

Designed as a high-strength inch-system hex head cap screw suitable for mechanical assemblies, equipment mounting, and structural fastening applications requiring a 3/4-16 fine-thread fastener.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified mechanical, HVAC, or equipment assembly technicians using a standard hex socket or open-end wrench sized for a 3/4-inch hex head fastener. Always verify thread engagement depth and joint material compatibility before installation. Follow applicable torque specifications from the equipment manufacturer or relevant industry standards. Do not reuse fasteners that show signs of thread damage, corrosion, or deformation.