Fast, Secure Connections for Concrete Forms
Crafted for use in the construction industry, 1/2" Coil Rod Nuts are essential fasteners that facilitate rapid and efficient assembly and disassembly of concrete forms, and are also great for bridge deck forming, or precast concrete applications.. These threaded hex nuts are precision-engineered to be used with coil rods and bolts, guaranteeing reliable connections in temporary or fast threading situations.
With a safety factor of 2:1, the use of 2 coil rod nuts together can provide a substantial safe working load of 9,000 lbs, ensuring reliability and peace of mind for your construction projects. More sizes available: 1" hex coil rod nuts.
Sandbaggy carries a variety of concrete forming supplies.
Specs
- Bolt Diameter: 1/2"
- Finish: Plain
- Threads per Inch (Coil): 6
- Width Across Flats: 7/8"
- Height: 7/16"
- Safety Factor: 2:1
- Safe Working Load
- 6,000 lbs (one nut)
- 9,000 lbs (two nuts)
Features
- For Temporary or Fast Threading Applications within the construction industry, coil nuts are perfect for concrete formwork, bridge deck forming, or precast concrete applications.
- Compatible With Coil Thread Bolts and Rods: Coil nuts have a 1/2" diameter (7/8" Width Across Flats), ideal for quick assembly and disassembly of concrete forms.
- Safe For Construction Applications: This product has a 2:1 safety factor, with safe working loads of 6,000 lbs for one nut and 9,000 lbs for two nuts.
- Made from High Strength Plain Steel for exceptional durability and performance in demanding construction environments.
- Self Cleaning Coil Thread: Ideal for dirty jobsites or use in concrete formwork.
FAQ
What is a coil bolt?
Coil bolts, also known as form bolts, are designed to screw into coil ties and provide clamping force for securing concrete forms. These bolts have specialized threads that are wider and rounder compared to traditional bolt threads.
What is a coil rod?
Coil thread rods are ideal for fast assembly and disassembly of concrete forms using coil thread hex nuts. They are commonly utilized in temporary or fast threading applications within the construction industry.