The meaning of the performance grade of hexagonal socket bolts is an internationally recognized standard. Bolts with the same performance grade, regardless of their material and origin, have the same performance, and only the performance grade can be selected for design.

The grading of hexagonal bolts is basically like this, and the prices in the market will definitely vary depending on the grade. The price of high-strength hexagonal bolts is definitely much higher than that of ordinary hexagonal bolts. The four types commonly used in the market are 4.8, 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9.

Hexagon bolts are divided into ordinary and high-strength bolts according to their strength levels. Ordinary hexagonal bolts refer to grade 4.8, while high-strength hexagonal bolts refer to grades 8.8 and above, including grades 10.9 and 12.9. Grade 12.9 hex socket bolts generally refer to black hex socket cup head screws with knurled and naturally colored oil.