Juego de tornillos para plato THM

The THM Chainring Bolt Set is a direct-fit hardware solution for riders running THM cranksets who want to maintain the integrity of their drivetrain with manufacturer-spec components. Chainring bolts are easy to overlook, but using the correct hardware matters — improper fitment or mismatched materials can compromise torque retention and accelerate wear on both the chainring and crank spider. THM produces these bolts to pair precisely with their carbon cranksets, ensuring the interface works as designed.

THM is known for applying aerospace-grade materials and exacting tolerances to every component they manufacture, and their chainring bolt sets reflect that same philosophy. Precision machining ensures consistent clamping load across all bolt positions, which is particularly important on carbon fiber crank spiders where uneven stress distribution can be damaging over time. Whether you're replacing worn hardware after a season of racing or setting up a fresh build, using OEM bolts eliminates the guesswork around compatibility and thread engagement depth.

THM Chainring Bolt Set Specs at a Glance

• Manufacturer: THM
• Designed for: THM cranksets
• Application: Chainring bolt replacement / installation
• Material: Precision-machined metal construction
• SKU: 10165000

Design Benefits

1. OEM fitment for THM cranksets — Using manufacturer-spec bolts means thread pitch, engagement depth, and clamping dimensions are matched to the crank spider as designed, removing any uncertainty that comes with sourcing third-party hardware for a precision carbon component.
2. Reliable torque retention — Consistent machining across each bolt in the set helps distribute clamping load evenly around the chainring, which supports stable shifting and reduces the risk of hardware loosening under load during hard efforts or rough road surfaces.
3. A simple but important maintenance item — Chainring bolts are a wear component. Having a correct replacement set on hand means a worn or damaged bolt doesn't sideline a ride or force a compromise during installation.