Carbon Steel ASME/ANSI B18.6.3-13-2013 80° Countersunk trim head screws
Product Overview:
An 80° countersunk trim head screw is a bolt used to join two parts and is usually used in applications where a lower bolt head height is required. The head design of the countersunk bolt is trimmed so that it can be almost flush with the surface after installation, which helps to reduce any possible disturbances or protrusions. Trim countersunk bolts are usually made of high-strength metal to ensure the stability and durability of the connection.
Grade:
4.8, 6.8, 8.8, 10.9, 12.9
Carbon Steel ASME/ANSI B18.6.3-13-2013 80° Countersunk trim head screws Details
Compared to conventional fasteners, 80° trim countersunk bolts have a lower profile and smooth edges, providing better surface quality and superior connection stability.
Functional characteristics
Application
Functional characteristics
- Enhanced grip: The unique design provides additional friction, ensures a strong connection, reduces the risk of sliding, and remains stable even under high stress conditions.
- Wide range of applications: From lightweight alloys to hard steels and even composite materials, 80° trim countersunk head bolts provide reliable tightening and are used in a wide range of materials.
- Both aesthetic and functional: it is not only a solid connection, but also an extension of the design, to enhance the overall appearance and texture of the product, to meet the aesthetic and practical needs.
Application
- High-end home furnishings: In hidden joints of furniture and cabinets, use 80° trim countersunk bolts to create flawless surfaces and enhance the elegance and delicacy of the design.
- Architectural decoration: In the fixing of curtain wall, ceiling or floor systems, 80° trim countersunk bolts are used to achieve hidden and secure fixing without affecting the continuity of the design.
- Military equipment: Protective clothing, tactical equipment and other connection points, use such bolts to ensure strength while not adding extra weight or volume.
