U-bolts

U-shaped bolts, that is, riding bolts, are non-standard parts, named because the shape is U-shaped, and the two ends have threads that can be combined with nuts, mainly used to fix pipes such as water pipes or sheets such as leaf springs of automobiles, because of the way they fix objects like people riding on horses, so they are called riding bolts.

A U-bolt is a type of fastener with a U-shaped cross-section. It is usually made of metal material and has a pair of parallel threaded rods and a U-shaped chuck that connects the two threaded rods. The two ends of the threaded rod can be tightened by means of a nut, which allows the connection to be tightened. U-bolts are designed to provide high tensile and shear strength, making them suitable for structures that need to withstand large tensile and shear forces.