MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 52297 led light bulb
A zinc-plated steel J-bolt with 3/8"-16 coarse threads, 3-3/4" length, for anchoring and fastening applications
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in outdoor use
- 3/8"-16 coarse thread ensures secure fastening in wood or concrete
- 3-3/4" length provides deep anchoring for heavy loads
- J-bolt shape hooks over structural members for reliable hold
- New condition guarantees full structural integrity from first use
What this item is
The MIDWEST FASTENER 52297 is a zinc plated steel J-bolt with a 3/8"-16 coarse thread and 3-3/4 inch length. It is designed for anchoring or fastening tasks that require a hook shaped bolt. The item is supplied new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
When to choose this fastener
This J-bolt replaces a straight bolt when a hooked end is needed to catch, hang or secure a component. The coarse thread engages quickly in compatible nuts or tapped holes. The jump is worth it when the application specifically calls for a J shaped anchor rather than a standard hex head or stud.
Build fit and clearance
The bolt requires a mating 3/8"-16 nut or threaded insert and a clearance hole for the shank. Zinc plating provides corrosion resistance for indoor or sheltered outdoor use. It frees up the need for a separate hook and bolt assembly by combining both functions in one piece.
Highlights
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in outdoor use
- 3/8"-16 coarse thread ensures secure fastening in wood or concrete
- 3-3/4" length provides deep anchoring for heavy loads
- J-bolt shape hooks over structural members for reliable hold
- New condition guarantees full structural integrity from first use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drill bit and clearance hole are needed for the 3/8"-16 thread on this J-bolt?
Drill a 3/8" clearance hole through the mounting surface so the shank passes freely before the threads engage the nut.
Which step is most often missed when securing this J-bolt in concrete?
Clean the hole of dust with a brush and compressed air before inserting the anchor or epoxy, otherwise the bond will fail.
When should the zinc-plated finish be inspected and the bolt replaced?
Inspect annually; replace the bolt once white rust appears or the coating is worn through to bare steel.
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