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Whether a bolt has reverse threads depends on its design and application. Most standard bolts have right-hand threads, meaning they tighten clockwise and loosen counterclockwise. However, some specialized applications, such as certain automotive or machinery components, may use left-hand (reverse) threads to prevent loosening due to rotational forces. Always check the specifications or markings on a bolt to determine its threading.
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