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Cross Raised Countersunk Head Screws
Jinghong Fasteners high quality Cross Raised Countersunk Head Screws typically are a screw with a cross-shaped recess on the head (commonly known as a Phillips head) and a countersunk head that is not fully flattened but rather has a partial or half countersunk shape.
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Wheel Hub Nut
A wheel hub nut, also known as a spindle nut or axle nut, is a fastener that secures the wheel hub assembly to the vehicle's axle. It plays a crucial role in keeping the wheel and hub assembly securely attached to the axle, ensuring proper wheel alignment and smooth rotation.
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Tubular Rivet
A hollow rivet, also known as a tubular rivet, is a type of fastener that consists of a cylindrical shaft (hollow tube) with a head on one end. Hollow rivets are similar in concept to solid rivets but differ in their construction.
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SUS 304 Flanged Hex Head Screws
Stainless steel hexagonal flange bolts are made of high-quality stainless steel materials, which have high tensile strength and yield strength, and can withstand large coincidence to ensure that the connecting parts will not loosen or break during use. 304 stainless steel has good corrosiveness and can resist the erosion of a variety of chemicals, so that the bolt can maintain long-term stability in harsh environments such as dental arch and ocean.
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Self-Clinching Studs
Self-clinching studs are a type of fastener used in sheet metal fabrication and other applications where a threaded hole is required in a thin, ductile material. These studs are designed to be permanently mounted in a sheet metal panel, providing a reliable and secure point for attaching components, fasteners, or other hardware.
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Self-Clinching Nuts
Self-clinching nuts are specialized fasteners designed for use in sheet metal and other thin materials. These nuts are engineered to provide a permanent and strong thread in a panel or sheet, allowing for the attachment of mating hardware without the need for additional tools or components. The "self-clinching" feature refers to the nut's ability to embed itself securely into the material when properly installed.
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