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Bolts and screws are both Building Fasteners that help to position objects and hold them together. If it has a head on one end it is a screw. Screws are generally turned into an object, like a piece of wood, so the head needs to be bigger than the surface. Bolts are screws that rotate into a matched nut to tighten it. Bolts have a bigger head than the shaft, with a few exceptions like – Carriage bolts and J-bolts. Some say that bolts are screws but not all screws are bolts. There are not really hard set distinctions between bolts and screws but they do have a few specifications. Some examples of screws are Headcote Screws, Heavy Hex Screws and Hex Cap Screws, examples of bolts are Heavy Hex Bolts.
Today, these fasteners are available in different materials like stainless steal, copper, brass and alloy steels. Bolts are headed fasteners with external threads suitable for non-tapered nut. They require a nut as a counter – to lock the joint. Screws are headed externally threaded types of fasteners without meeting the standard specifications of the bolts. Depending up on the design of the heads the screws/bolts are named differently. There are also many special types of bolts with different heads including oval or raised head, bugle head, cheese head. Even square head screws are present – as well as there are headless screws and bolts.
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