Portland Bolt Expands with Acquisition of Vermont-Based Applied Bolting Technology
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  • May 2016

Video: Bending

Many different construction fasteners require some type of bend. These bolts can include right angle anchor bolts which require a 90⁰ bend, U-bolts which require a 180⁰ bend, and eye bolts which require a full 360⁰ bend. Engineers also specify a variety of nonstandard bent bolts, and Portland Bolt has the equipment and expertise to make them. Salespeople Amanda Seal and Nate Erde-Wollheim have teamed up, along with web designer Sarah Kemp, to create our latest manufacturing video.

Amazon Biospheres

Seattle, Washington

Amazon BiosphereThe biospheres by Amazon in Seattle, Washington will become a new Seattle landmark. These unique structures are the centerpiece of Amazon’s 3.3 million-square-foot retail and office complex scheduled to be completed in 2017.
The largest of the three spheres will be 130 feet in diameter and measure 95 feet tall. These biospheres are designed to give Amazon employees a park-like setting for work and socialization and will be large enough to accommodate mature trees.
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To date, our knowledge base consists of 231 Frequently Asked Questions that have been composed by our team of experts.  This database can be sorted bycategory, most recently composed, or by our experts who simplify technical fastener-related questions. We encourage you to bookmark it, and refer to it often. If you don’t find the answer you are looking for, our experts are just a phone call away!
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ASTM Supplementary RequirementsASTM-logo

Supplementary Requirements appear at the end of most ASTM specifications and only need to be adhered to when specified on the inquiry and/or purchase order. Kyle Pettijohn teaches us about supplementary requirements and how the most common ones pertain to various specifications.
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Blue Hex Nuts

Blue nutsHave you ever received galvanized hex nuts that are blue in color, while other galvanized hex nuts are silver and match the color of galvanized bolts? There is a reason these nuts are blue and Anthony Porreco will explain in detail.
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