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Additional Notes
- other sizes and quantities available by request
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Product Specs
- Arra Compliant:
- C
- Buy American Compliant:
- C
- Division:
- Electrical H1
- Fastener Head Color:
- Brass
- Fastener Head Height:
- 16-May in.
- Fastener Head Type:
- Hex
- Fastener Head Width:
- 0.736 - 0.750 in.
- Fastener Height:
- 0.302 - 0.323
- Fastener Length:
- 2/1/04
- Fastener Width:
- 0.840 - 0.866
- Language Code:
- EN
- Order Minimum Imperial:
- 50
- Order Minimum Uom Imperial:
- CT
- Outside Diameter:
- 0.4930 - 0.5000 IN
- Pack Type:
- Jar
- Product Group:
- Fasteners
- Product Height:
- 7.25 in
- Product Length:
- 4.5 in
- Product Weight:
- 3384 g
- Product Width:
- 114.3 MM
- Sub Division:
- Electrical-E H2
- Thread Per Inch:
- 13
- Wrenching Height:
- 0.215
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Bolts
- Product Type:
- Hexagonal Bolt
- Type2:
- Hexagonal Bolt
- Series:
- JBRHC
- Product Details:
- Hexagonal Bolt
- Product Material:
- Brass
Metallics JBRHC66 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Are these bolts solid brass or brass plated steel?
Solid brass, head and shank. The material is listed as brass with a brass head color, not a plating over steel. That matters for grounding and bonding work and for anywhere you need a non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant fastener. It also means they are not a structural substitute for a Grade 5 or Grade 8 steel bolt.
2) What wrench size do I need for the JBRHC66 hex bolt head?
Across the flats the hex head measures 0.736 to 0.750 inch, so a 3/4 inch wrench or socket is the fit. Brass heads gall and round off easier than steel, so use a six-point socket rather than an adjustable wrench if you're torquing these down.
3) Why use a brass hex bolt instead of a galvanized or stainless one?
Brass is the choice where you want conductivity along with corrosion resistance, which is why these show up in grounding, bonding, busbar and switchgear hardware. Stainless resists corrosion but is a poor conductor and can gall in threads; galvanized steel is cheaper and stronger but will corrode once the zinc is scratched and is magnetic. If the job calls out brass hardware on an electrical connection, a plated steel bolt is not an equal substitute.
4) How many bolts come in a jar and can I buy fewer than 50?
The JBRHC66 ships as a jar of 50 pieces, and 50 is the order minimum, so the jar is the smallest unit. Other sizes and quantities can be had by request.
How fast can I get the Metallics JBRHC66 delivered?
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Does the Metallics JBRHC66 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Metallics JBRHC66 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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