Hillside Washer

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Specify the connection, not only the washer
Hillside washers for angled rod-bracing connections
A hillside washer creates a practical bearing interface where a diagonal threaded rod or bracing member passes through structural steel at an angle. Its shaped upper surface allows the nut to sit in a more suitable orientation than it would on an ordinary flat washer, while the base transfers force into the supporting steel surface.
Shree OSR Enterprises supplies hillside washers for mechanical, construction and structural hardware requirements. The current product listing identifies mild steel, a black metal-coated finish and an enquiry range of M16 to M32. That range commonly translates into requests for M16, M20, M24 and M32 hillside washers, but size alone is not a complete specification. The rod diameter, slot geometry, washer profile, connection angle, bearing area, material requirement, finish and drawing revision must work together.
This component is often searched as a hill side washer, cross-bracing washer, half-moon washer, PEB washer or curved washer for a tie rod. Those names can describe related shapes rather than one universal interchangeable product. A sample photograph may identify the family, but it cannot establish the correct dimensions or capacity. For repeat orders, refurbishment, imported equipment or drawing-controlled steelwork, send the existing part, a dimensioned sketch or the approved connection detail.
The purpose of this page is to help engineers, PEB fabricators, structural contractors, maintenance teams, distributors and procurement managers prepare a technically clear enquiry. It does not publish a generic safe load, angle range or tightening torque because those values depend on the exact washer geometry and the complete engineered connection. For structural or safety-critical work, the responsible engineer should approve the washer, rod, nut, slot, supporting member and installation procedure as one assembly.
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Rod or bolt diameter and thread designation
Washer size, drawing or sample dimensions
Brace angle and supporting-member details
Material, finish and service enviro