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A threaded bolt for holding together temporarily the several parts of a structure during riveting.
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PILLAR BOLT
A bolt projecting from a part so as to support it.
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PAN BOLT
A bolt with a head resembling an upside-down pan.
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MACHINE BOLT
A heavy-weight bolt with a square, hexagonal, or flat head used in the automotive, aircraft, and machinery fields.
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LUGBOLT
[DESENG] 1.Aboltwithaflatextension or hook instead of a head. 2. A bolt designed for securing a lug.
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LOCK BOLT
1. The bolt of a lock. 2. A bolt equipped with a locking collar instead of a nut. 3. A bolt for adjusting and securing parts of a machine.
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LEWIS BOLT
A bolt with an enlarged, tapered head that is inserted into masonry or stone and fixed with lead; used as a foundation bolt.
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LATCH BOLT
A self-acting spring bolt with a beveled head.
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INDENTED BOLT
A type of anchor bolt that has indentations to hold better in cemented grout.
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HOOK BOLT
A bolt with a hook or L band at one end and threads at the other to fit a nut.
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HIGH-TENSILE BOLT
A bolt that is adjusted to a carefully controlled tension by means of a calibrated torsion wrench; used in place of a rivet. Also known as high-tension bolt.
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