Self-Drilling Screws Explained
Screws are everywhere in our daily lives. Almost every product depends on this small but essential component—from aircraft and ships to toys and door handles. Naturally,…
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What Is a Machine Screws
Machine screws are a common type of fastener that is usually used to securely join two or more parts together and are widely used in the…
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Detailed Guide to Titanium Fasteners
In modern industrial manufacturing, fasteners are one of the important components that make up mechanical equipment and structures. Titanium alloy fasteners have become the preferred material…
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Bolt Preload and Clamping Force
In the field of machinery assembly, equipment manufacturing, bolt connection due to high reliability, easy disassembly and installation, has become one of the widely used connection…
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What Is a Set Screw? The Complete Guide
Set screws are an important fastener that is used frequently but often overlooked. Although small in size and without an exposed head, they play an irreplaceable…
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Wood Screws vs. Drywall Screws vs. Chipboard Screws
Many people are confused about wood screws, drywall screws (wallboard screws), and chipboard screws due to their similarity in appearance, and it is difficult to distinguish…
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Coarse Thread vs. Fine Thread Fasteners
Coarse thread is what we often call standard thread, if there is no special instructions in the procurement of bolts is fine or coarse thread, the…
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What Is a Lock Washer?
In many mechanical systems, bolts and nuts may loosen their threaded connections due to shock, temperature, or vibration and fail to maintain preload over time. Lock…
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What Is Dacromet Coating for Fasteners?
There are many types of surface treatments for fasteners, such as electroplating, blackening, and phosphating, which are common to us. There is a surface treatment called…
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What Is a Lock Nut?
Nuts are a common fastener used in conjunction with bolts to connect or secure structural components. However, in the presence of vibration, shock, temperature changes or…
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What Is A Countersunk Screw
Countersunk screws, sometimes called flathead screws, have a conical head (82°, 90°, 100°, 110°, 120°, 130°, etc.). The drive slots can be slotted, Phillips head, hexagonal,…
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Understanding Double-Ended Stud Bolts
Stud Bolt is a highly frequently used fastener in the industrial field. It is mainly used to achieve functions such as equipment assembly, flange sealing and…
