A Hexagonal Bolt has a hexagonal head that allows it to be tightened or loosened using a hex key or Allen wrench. They have a hexagonal-shaped head and a threaded shank. A traditional round bolt head requires a socket or open-end wrench, which can be difficult to fit into tight spaces. A hexagonal head mates with a hex key or Allen wrench, which can fit into tighter areas.Attributes:• Withstand high tensile and shear forces during use• Provides a large bearing surface for maximum load distributionApplications:A Hexagonal Bolt is used to join two plates, brackets, or housings together by threading into a nut or threaded hole.