Double-headed screws, also known as studs, are fasteners with threads on both ends and a polished rod in the middle. Its core function is to act as a "connecting bridge". One end (screw-in end) is firmly screwed into the threaded hole of one component as a fixed base; the other end (fastening end) passes through the through hole of another component and is locked with a nut, thereby tightly connecting the two components.
Read MoreSend InquiryHexagon socket locking screw nut, also known as high-strength rivet nut, is an innovative fastener specially designed to solve the problem of connecting thin plates. It is composed of precision-matched hexagon socket screws and extrusion nuts.
Read MoreSend InquiryHexagon head self-tapping screws are a type of fastener that combines convenient installation with strong connection force. Its head adopts a standard hexagonal head design, which can be tightened with a wrench or socket. It provides much greater torque than cross recess or slot recess, making it easy to apply preload force and operating efficiently even in narrow spaces.
Read MoreSend InquiryDiamond screws, also known as square screws, are fasteners with a unique rhombus (square) head structure. This special design is its core value and requires the use of a special diamond socket wrench for installation and removal. Its main features are excellent anti-tampering and certain anti-theft properties.
Read MoreSend InquiryThe flat-head punched pin is a connection and fixing component with exquisite structure, safety and reliability. Its design feature is that both ends are flat and the shaft body is machined with radial through holes. This design allows it to achieve hinged and positioned components while providing a convenient locking channel to effectively prevent axial movement.
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