LD-389 Carbon Steel Hex Bolts Cap Screws Partially Threaded Zinc Plated | Wholesale Supplier

LD-389 Carbon Steel Hex Bolts Cap Screws Partially Threaded Zinc Plated | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-389

LD-389 carbon steel hex bolts and cap screws in Grade 4.8-10.9, M5-M30 diameter, 20-300mm length. Partially or fully threaded, zinc plated, DIN/ISO standard.

MOQ:1000
Price Range:$0.03 - $2.00 / pc
Material:Carbon steel Grade 4.8/5.8/8.8/10.9, zinc plating (white/blue or yellow), standard metric coarse thread
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001 / GB/T 5782 / DIN 933
Size Range:Diameter: M5/M6/M8/M10/M12/M14/M16/M18/M20/M24/M30; Length: 20-300mm; Thread: partial or full; Standard: DIN 931/DIN 933/ISO 4014/ISO 4017
Color Options:White Blue Zinc / Yellow Zinc / Black Oxide / Plain
Weight:20
Packing:Bulk in cartons or wooden pallets, 500-5000 pcs per package, custom retail packaging available
Lead Time:7-15 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM size and grade, custom plating, flange head option, private label, custom packaging
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-389 Carbon Steel Hex Bolts Cap Screws Partially Threaded Zinc Plated

LD-389 carbon steel hex bolts and cap screws in Grade 4.8-10.9, M5-M30 diameter, 20-300mm length. Partially or fully threaded, zinc plated, DIN/ISO standard.

The LD-389 carbon steel hex bolts and cap screws are versatile threaded fasteners manufactured to international dimensional standards for a wide range of mechanical, structural, and general-purpose fastening applications. The product line includes both partially threaded hex cap screws (DIN 931/ISO 4014) and fully threaded hex bolts (DIN 933/ISO 4017), allowing customers to select the appropriate thread configuration for each application. Partially threaded cap screws feature a smooth unthreaded shank section below the head that provides precise alignment, superior shear strength, and reduced fatigue at the threaded-to-shank transition. Fully threaded hex bolts provide maximum thread engagement length, which is advantageous when clamping thick materials or when the bolt length must be adjusted at installation. The hex head design allows for easy installation and removal using standard wrenches, sockets, and power tools.

The bolts are manufactured from carbon steel in multiple strength grades including Grade 4.8, Grade 5.8, Grade 8.8, and Grade 10.9, covering tensile strength requirements from 400 MPa to 1000 MPa. Grade 4.8 and 5.8 bolts are suitable for general-purpose and light-duty applications such as furniture assembly, non-structural connections, and consumer products. Grade 8.8 is the most commonly specified grade for structural and machinery applications, offering a good balance of strength, ductility, and cost. Grade 10.9 bolts provide high tensile strength for demanding structural connections and heavy machinery. All grades are through-hardened and tempered to achieve the specified mechanical properties, and each bolt is marked with the manufacturer identifier and grade marking for traceability and quality assurance.

Surface finishing options include white/blue zinc plating, yellow zinc plating, black oxide, and plain finish. Zinc plating provides sacrificial corrosion protection, with the zinc layer sacrificially corroding to protect the underlying carbon steel substrate. White/blue zinc offers a clean, bright appearance suitable for indoor and consumer applications, while yellow zinc chromate provides enhanced corrosion resistance for outdoor and moderately corrosive environments. Black oxide finish provides a uniform dark appearance with mild corrosion resistance, primarily used for aesthetic purposes and indoor applications. Plain finish bolts are used where plating is not required or where a customer will apply their own surface treatment. The metric coarse thread is the standard thread profile, ensuring universal compatibility with standard nuts, washers, threaded holes, and mating components.

The LD-389 hex bolts and cap screws are available in diameters from M5 to M30 with lengths from 20mm to 300mm, covering an extensive range of fastening requirements from delicate equipment assembly to heavy structural connections. These fasteners are used across virtually every industry and application category, including structural steel assembly and building construction, machinery and industrial equipment manufacturing, automotive and heavy vehicle fastening, construction and infrastructure projects, furniture and fixture assembly, and general industrial maintenance and repair. With CE, ISO 9001, and GB/T 5782 / DIN 933 compliance, the LD-389 series meets international quality and dimensional standards, ensuring interchangeability and reliable performance in professional applications worldwide.

Core Features

  • Carbon steel Grade 4.8/5.8/8.8/10.9 for various strength requirements
  • Zinc plating in white/blue or yellow for corrosion resistance
  • Available in M5 to M30 diameter with 20-300mm lengths
  • Partially or fully threaded options available
  • DIN 931/DIN 933/ISO 4014/ISO 4017 standard compliance
  • Metric coarse thread for universal compatibility
  • Hex head for easy wrench or socket installation
  • Multiple grade options for different load requirements

Application Scenarios

  • Structural steel assembly and building connections
  • Machinery and industrial equipment manufacturing
  • Automotive and heavy vehicle fastening
  • Construction and infrastructure projects
  • Furniture and fixture assembly
  • General industrial fastening and repair

FAQ

What is the difference between a hex bolt and a hex cap screw?

A hex bolt (DIN 933/ISO 4017) is fully threaded with the thread extending close to the head, while a hex cap screw (DIN 931/ISO 4014) is partially threaded with a smooth unthreaded portion called the shank or grip length below the head. Cap screws are preferred for applications requiring precise clamping force and superior shear strength at the unthreaded section, while fully threaded bolts provide maximum thread engagement for thick clamping materials.

What grade of hex bolt do I need for my application?

Grade selection depends on the required tensile strength and application. Grade 4.8 (400 MPa tensile strength) is suitable for general-purpose and light-duty applications. Grade 8.8 (800 MPa) is the most common choice for structural and machinery applications. Grade 10.9 (1000 MPa) is used for high-strength structural connections. Always consult engineering specifications and perform load calculations for critical applications to ensure the selected grade meets the required safety factors.

What is the difference between white/blue zinc and yellow zinc plating?

White/blue zinc plating provides a clean, bright silver-blue appearance and is suitable for indoor applications and consumer products. Yellow zinc plating has a golden iridescent color and offers higher corrosion resistance, making it preferred for outdoor or humid environments. Both finishes provide sacrificial corrosion protection for the underlying carbon steel, with yellow zinc typically offering 30-50 percent greater salt spray resistance than white/blue zinc.

Can I order custom lengths or special thread configurations?

Yes, we offer comprehensive OEM customization including custom diameters, lengths, thread pitch, plating finishes, head types, and grades. We can produce to DIN, ISO, GB, or custom specifications. Minimum order quantities may apply for non-standard configurations, and production lead times for custom items are typically 7-15 days. Contact our sales team with your specific requirements for a detailed quotation.