PFH 45 Degree Bolt Plates Reviews

4.4 Rating 5 Reviews

The most common removable bolt plate in Australia. Still required on many middle and easy grade routes. Well made from 2mm Stainless Steel plate.PFH standard 2mm bolt plates are made from a high tensile austanetic-feritic stainless steel. Although you can put a magnet to these, they are a marine grade and are twice as strong as 316 grade stainless steel.One of the easiest places to rack your bolt plates is in your chalkbag!

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“Lightweight and presise, always a dependable Bolt plate.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Built strong, well priced and fits well on smaller carrot bolts. In addition, more difficult to clip and remove than the 90's.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“45's are the bread-and-butter bolt plate. Seen in chalkbags everywhere!”

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Posted 13 years ago

“I use these plates (along with the PFH 90 plates) in the blue mountains where carrot bolted routes are really common. I use them often and they have shown little wear with no bending. Highly recomended.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“The PFH bolt plates are cut smaller internally than adrenalin plates which are also commonly seen on the market. As a result they're much hard to wiggle off a bolt, which as to be a good thing. The 45 degree has some nice reinforcing ribs around the bend, meaning it tends to stay 45 degrees longer and not straighten out like the adrenalin plates. If you're pumped on some awful 70s chossfest and the bolt you get to is some half bent, 3/8ths, mild steel atrocity sticking out from the rock an inch, then a PFH bolt plate is what you want. On the flip side, they can be a bit fiddly to get onto the heads of 10mm bolts with their larger (17mm) heads. Good bolters round the corners off the hex slightly before installing them. Excellent bolters think to themselves "what the heck am I doing, are we stuck in the damn dark ages, why would I force every last climber to go buy bolt plates" and then put in a ring instead :p”

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Posted 13 years ago