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Custom Chicago Screw
A custom Chicago screw typically refers to a type of fastener used in binding materials together. Chicago screws, also known as screw posts or bookbinding screws, consist of two threaded cylindrical shafts with a screw head on one end and a mating receptacle on the other.
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Truss Head Screw
A truss head screw is a type of screw that features a head with a low profile and a wide, flat surface. The head is typically dome-shaped with a flat or slightly rounded top and a flat underside. This design provides a larger bearing surface, distributing the force applied to the screw over a wider area.
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GB845 Pan Head Self Tapping Screw
GB845 Pan Head Self Tapping Screws are designed for use in materials such as metal or plastic, where they can create their own threads during the installation process. The pan head design features a flat, circular head with a slightly rounded top and short vertical sides.
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DIN 7981 Pan Head Self Tapping Screw
DIN 7981 Pan Head Self Tapping Screw is a German industrial standard that specifies the characteristics of pan head self-tapping screws. Specifically, DIN 7981 screws are designed for use in materials such as metal or plastic, where they can create their own threads during the installation process. The pan head design features a flat, circular head with a slightly rounded top and short vertical sides.
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Torx Countersunk Thread Rolling Screw
This Torx Countersunk Thread Rolling Screw has a plum blossom-shaped head, typically with three protruding corners, hence the name triangular self-tapping screw. This design helps to improve the tightness and stability of the connection between the screw and the hole.
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Slotted Cheese Head Rolling Screws
Slotted Cheese Head Rolling Screws is a type of screw with a cylindrical-shaped head, a triangular thread design, and a slotted head for installation with a flathead screwdriver. This type of screw is often used in applications where it needs to tap its own threads into a material.
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