Archive for the ‘Application’ Category
Coupling Nut Thread Engagement
Wednesday, May 15th, 2013
Question: How much coupling nut thread engagement is required to achieve the strength of the rod?
Answer: Unfortunately there appears to be no documented information on how much rod engagement into a coupling nut is required to achieve the strength of the rod or bolt being used with it. Read More...
Answer: Unfortunately there appears to be no documented information on how much rod engagement into a coupling nut is required to achieve the strength of the rod or bolt being used with it. Read More...
Anchor Bolts Installed Too Low or Too High
Wednesday, April 17th, 2013
Question: What do I do if I poured my anchor bolts too low or too high?
Answer: The answer can be found in AISC Design Guide 1,Section 2.11.3 Read More...
Answer: The answer can be found in AISC Design Guide 1,Section 2.11.3 Read More...
1-1/8″ (or 1-3/8″) Anchor Bolt Sleeves
Tuesday, April 16th, 2013
Question: What size anchor bolt sleeve do I use to fit a 1-1/8” diameter anchor bolt?
Answer: This question is often brought to Portland Bolt’s attention by customers wondering how to install an anchor bolt sleeve with a 1-1/8” diameter rod. Read More...
Answer: This question is often brought to Portland Bolt’s attention by customers wondering how to install an anchor bolt sleeve with a 1-1/8” diameter rod. Read More...
Lag Screw Torque Specifications
Wednesday, April 4th, 2012
FAQ: Are torque specifications or values available for lag screws?
Answer: There are no documented torque values for lag bolts or screws. Read More...
Answer: There are no documented torque values for lag bolts or screws. Read More...
Cutting Bolts in the Field
Friday, July 9th, 2010Question: Is it acceptable practice to alter a bolt’s length in the field if it is too long?
Answer: Altering a bolt’s length or configuration in the field is acceptable as long as it does not change the length originally specified by the designer or engineer. If a bolt is longer than what was originally needed, the bolt can be cut down in the field.
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