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What is the main reason for rust forming at the end of bolts?

2009-08-11View Original

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Does anyone know what causes the most rusting at the ends of bolts?
Reply #22009-08-11
No oil! Generally, fuel is added to the threads
Reply #32009-08-11
Exposed threads rust more easily than the ends
Reply #42009-08-11
This post was last edited by yakui on 2009-8-11 at 21:47. Generally, lubricant (butter) is applied when tightening the nut; after tightening, the lubricant fills the gaps between the threads, resulting in little exposure to air. In contrast, the end of the bolt remains exposed to air, so it is likely to corrode first. It is recommended to carry out chemical anti-corrosion treatment on the bolts after they are manufactured, such as phosphating.

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