JCB Head Screws / Bolts

Joint connector bolts with a flat, wide head and hex socket. Used with a sleeve or barrel nut in furniture joints.

Manufactured by Uvi Tech Fit in Kundli, Sonipat, India.

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JCB Head Screws / Bolts (joint connector bolt) made by Uvi Tech Fit

Overview

Joint connector bolts have a flat, wide head with a hex socket. Paired with a sleeve or barrel nut, they join furniture panels with a neat head on the visible face.

Also known as: joint connector bolt, JCB bolt, furniture connector bolt.

Related parts: Truss Combi Screws, Combi Screws with Washer, Male-Female Connectors

Used in

  • Furniture fittings
  • Modular assemblies
  • Connector systems
  • Custom OEM applications

Dimensions

Common JCB sizes

ThreadPitchHex keyTypical use
M61.04 mmCabinets, beds, flat-pack furniture
M81.255 mmHeavier frames and tables

Head diameter and height vary by maker (M6 heads are typically 12–15 mm). Send a sample or your drawing to match exactly. Lengths up to 100 mm.

Parts are checked at each stage with vernier calipers, micrometers and visual inspection. Material and test reports can be arranged on request.

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JCB Head Screws / Bolts

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Questions

What does JCB stand for?

Joint Connector Bolt: a flat-head hex-socket bolt that pairs with a connector sleeve or barrel nut to join two panels.

Do you supply the mating nut?

Yes. See Male–Female Connectors for sleeve nuts, and Cage, Mould-Insert & Special Nuts for barrel nuts.

Which finishes suit furniture?

Nickel, black zinc and brass-plated finishes are common where the head is visible. Plating is done by our finishing partners.

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