Value Collection HCI30750700NG-005BX Hex Head Bolt 3/4-10

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION HCI30750700NG-005BX is a 3/4-10 hex head bolt designed for structural and heavy-duty fastening applications. It measures 7 inches in length under the head and features partial threading, which allows the unthreaded shank to bear shear loads in bolted connections. The bolt is manufactured from steel to Grade A325 and finished with a hot-dipped galvanized coating for corrosion resistance. Fabricators, ironworkers, and structural contractors install this fastener type in steel-to-steel connections where high-strength, code-compliant hardware is required. At 1.186 pounds per unit, it is sized for demanding structural work.

This bolt is suited for structural steel construction, heavy equipment assembly, bridge fabrication, and similar applications where ASTM A325 fasteners are specified by engineers or project drawings. The 3/4-10 UNC thread and 7-inch length under head make it appropriate for thick connection plates and multi-ply assemblies. The hot-dipped galvanized finish adds durability in outdoor or high-moisture environments where bare steel fasteners would be prone to early corrosion. It is sold individually and ordered in single-unit quantities.

Key Features

• Grade A325 structural steel construction meeting ASTM A325 standards
• 3/4-10 UNC thread for compatibility with standard structural hardware
• 7-inch length under head accommodates thick connection assemblies
• Partial threading allows the smooth shank to carry shear loads
• Hot-dipped galvanized finish provides corrosion protection in outdoor and wet environments
• Inch measurement system with standard hex head drive

Compatibility

Designed as an ASTM A325-compliant hex head bolt for structural steel connections requiring 3/4-10 UNC thread and a 7-inch length under head. Consult project specifications or engineering drawings to confirm fitment for your application.

Installation Notes

Installation of structural A325 bolts should be performed by qualified ironworkers or structural contractors in accordance with applicable codes, including AISC and RCSC specifications for structural bolting. Power down or de-energize any adjacent systems before working in the installation area. Use calibrated torque wrenches or approved turn-of-nut methods as required by the project engineer. Inspect threads and the galvanized coating for damage before installation.