البرغي المصنوع من الحديد المجلفن قياس (8x50mm)

The 8mm x 50mm GI Bolt is a galvanized steel bolt with an 8 mm diameter and 50 mm length. Made from high‑strength steel and zinc-coated for corrosion resistance, it’s a versatile fastener suitable for construction projects and can be used with wood, metal, and concrete when paired with the right nuts and washers.

GI stands for galvanized iron/galvanized steel. The galvanizing adds a zinc coating that helps protect the bolt from rust and corrosion, extending its life in outdoor or harsh environments.

Key specs: diameter 8 mm, length 50 mm, material high‑strength steel, zinc-coated galvanized finish for corrosion resistance. Designed to be used with compatible nuts and washers and suitable for joining materials like wood, metal, and concrete.

This bolt is suitable for connections involving wood, metal, and concrete when paired with the appropriate nut and washer. It’s designed to provide reliable fastening across a range of common construction applications.

General installation steps: align the parts to be joined, choose an appropriate nut and washer, insert the bolt, and tighten until secure without over‑tightening. Use a proper driver or wrench and ensure the receiving material provides adequate thread engagement for a strong hold.

Select the diameter based on the load and hole size required for your connection. For length, ensure enough thread engagement in the receiving material and that the bolt fully penetrates through the parts being joined. For wood, allow for enough length to avoid splitting and to accommodate any washers and nuts.

Compared to longer variants (e.g., 60 mm) you gain more axial engagement strength for certain assemblies; compared to smaller diameters (e.g., 6 mm), 8 mm provides higher shear and withdrawal resistance in typical applications. For options, you can explore similar sizes on Fepy’s site: 8mm x 60mm GI Bolt (https://fepy.com/product/8mm-x-60mm-galvanized-bolt) and 6mm x 50mm GI Bolt (https://fepy.com/product/6mm-x-50mm-galvanized-bolt).

Common use cases include framing and structural connections in decks or sheds, mounting hardware, and general construction tasks where a durable, corrosion‑resistant connection is beneficial.

Periodically inspect for signs of corrosion, wear, or bending. If you notice rust, pitting, or any damage, replace the bolt. Keep the bolt and surrounding hardware clean and dry when not in use to extend longevity.

Value is influenced by the bolt’s material quality, galvanization (which extends life in harsh environments), ease of installation, and compatibility with standard nuts and washers. A galvanized, high‑strength bolt like this often offers better durability and longer service life in outdoor or demanding applications, which can reduce maintenance costs over time.

Yes. This bolt is designed to work with standard nuts and washers of the appropriate thread size to ensure a secure and properly spaced connection.

Always wear appropriate safety gear, avoid overtightening to prevent material damage, and ensure the bolt is used within its mechanical limits for the specific materials and loads. Use compatible hardware and follow project‑specific codes or guidelines for outdoor or structural applications.