A solid copper rivet is a permanent mechanical fastener known for its strength and reliability. It is installed by placing the rivet through pre-drilled holes in the materials to be joined and then upsetting (deforming) the plain end (tail) to form a second head, creating a robust, non-reversible connection. Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
Double-ended bolts with Left-hand and Right-hand threads are also known as stretch screws or adjusting screws. The core design is a metal frame with a threaded left-hand hole (LH) on one end, and a threaded right-hand hole (RH), on the other. Then, eyebolts or hooks or jaws can be screwed in each end. Are You…
A spring screw is a fastener with an integrated compression spring, also known as a non-loosening screw. Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
Welding studs, commonly known as welding screws or fastener studs, are specialized threaded fasteners welded onto a metal substrate to provide a strong, permanent threaded point. The two primary welding processes are Capacitor Discharge (CD) Welding (very fast) and Arc Stud Welding (for larger diameters). Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
Round head stepped rivets (also commonly called round head shouldered rivets) are a specialized type of fastener that combines the familiar dome-shaped head with a unique shank design featuring a step or shoulder. This design provides distinct benefits over standard rivets. Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
Clinching studs are mechanical fasteners that attach securely to sheet metal, other materials and without the need for welding, threading or nuts. These fasteners are used widely in electronic, automotive, aerospace and industrial equipment. Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
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Copper screws have unique properties which make them perfect for certain applications. Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
Hexagon carbon steel bolts , as the most widely used fasteners in the industrial field, have the advantages of high strength, low cost and excellent processability. Are You an OEM Manufacturer? Yes
Socket cap screws have a hexagonal recess (or socket) that allows installation using an Allen wrench or hex key. This design enables easy installation, making it perfect for tight spaces where traditional screwdrivers cannot fit. Reduces Slipping: A secure fit prevents the driver from coming out or rounding off the screw head. Are You an OEM…
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