National Marker N232926 Zinc-plated J Bolt 5/16 X 5 Inch

Product Description

The NATIONAL MARKER N232926 is a zinc-plated J bolt designed for general fastening tasks in home and farm applications. Formed from steel wire with standard machine screw threads, this J bolt provides a reliable anchor point for securing equipment, fencing hardware, eye hooks, and similar fixtures. The zinc plating adds a layer of corrosion resistance suited to light outdoor and agricultural use. A hex nut is included, making the fastener ready to install without additional hardware. At 5/16 inch in diameter and 5 inches in length, it fits a range of common structural and utility fastening needs.

This J bolt is intended for residential and light agricultural installations where a standard threaded hook-style fastener is required. Typical applications include securing rope, cable, or rod assemblies to wood framing, mounting hardware to fence posts, and general utility anchoring tasks on the farm or around the home. The included hex nut allows for immediate installation on both sides of a panel or structural member.

Key Features

• Steel wire construction with zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• Standard machine screw threads for compatibility with common nuts and hardware
• Hex nut included for complete, ready-to-install fastening
• 5/16 inch diameter x 5 inch length suits a wide range of utility fastening applications
• Catalog series 2195BC for reference ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style utility fastener for home and farm applications requiring a 5/16 inch J bolt with standard machine screw threads.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with standard hand tools including an appropriately sized wrench for the included hex nut. Ensure the mounting surface material and load requirements are verified before installation. Power down or de-energize any associated equipment before fastening near electrical components. Do not over-torque the hex nut on soft or composite materials to avoid crushing or splitting the substrate.