Value Collection 32794 Beveled Square Washer 5/8 Bolt

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 32794 is a beveled square washer manufactured from low carbon steel, designed to distribute load evenly under bolt heads and nuts in structural and mechanical fastening applications. The square profile provides a larger bearing surface than standard round washers, making it well suited for use with structural lumber, beams, and framing members where load distribution across a wide area is required. The 5/8 inch bolt size and 11/16 inch inside diameter are matched to accommodate standard 5/8 inch fasteners, and the minimum thickness of 5/32 inch provides consistent seating and clamping support.

This washer is commonly used in construction, framing, and general mechanical assembly applications where structural fasteners pass through wood, steel plate, or other substrates. The beveled profile accommodates angled surfaces or flanged connections, making it a practical choice for beam-to-column connections, anchor bolt installations, and heavy framing assemblies. Trade professionals in construction and industrial maintenance will find this washer appropriate for a range of standard structural fastening tasks. The minimum order quantity is 50 units per order.

Key Features

• Square profile provides expanded bearing surface for improved load distribution
• Beveled design accommodates angled or flanged mating surfaces
• Low carbon steel construction for reliable performance in standard structural applications
• Sized for 5/8 inch bolts with an 11/16 inch inside diameter for proper clearance
• Minimum thickness of 5/32 inch ensures consistent clamping and seating

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5/8 inch diameter fasteners in structural framing, beam connections, and general mechanical assembly applications.

Installation Notes

Beveled square washers are installed by general contractors, ironworkers, and maintenance technicians as part of bolted structural assemblies. Always ensure the washer is seated flat against the bearing surface before torquing the fastener. Follow applicable building codes and fastener manufacturer specifications for proper tightening procedures. Inspect washers for deformation or corrosion before reuse in load-bearing applications.