Stainless Steel DIN 604-2017 Flat 60°countersunk head nib bolts
Product Overview:
Flat 60° countersunk head nib bolt is a special structural fastener, mainly used to connect two parts, and increase the strength and stability of the connection. Its head is tapered and can be fully embedded into the connected piece, making the surface flat. The bolt has a tenon structure, which increases the friction between the bolt and the connector, thus improving the firmness and stability of the connection.
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Stainless Steel DIN 604-2017 Flat 60°countersunk head nib bolts Details
The 60° countersunk head with tenon bolt is a premium fastener designed for applications that seek extreme process and structural integrity. This unique bolt design combines aesthetics and functionality and is used in everything from fine furniture to high-tech electronic packaging.
Functional characteristics
Application
Functional characteristics
- Precise geometry: The 60° countersunk head ensures that the bolt head is perfectly embedded in the pre-set hole for almost invisible results, ideal for projects that focus on exterior smoothness and smoothness.
- Enhanced fixation of mortise and tenon structure: the built-in mortise and preset mortise are tightly combined to form a mechanical interlocking effect, which can maintain extremely high connection stability and torsional strength even under dynamic load conditions.
- High quality materials and processing technology: The selection of high hardness alloy steel, refined by advanced heat treatment and cold forming technology, with excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, extend the service life.
- Multi-industry applicability: Due to its excellent physical properties and design flexibility, this bolt is widely used in aerospace, automotive manufacturing, precision instrument assembly, and high-end home decoration industries.
Application
- Aerospace: Plays a key role in the connection of aircraft fuselage shells, engine bay doors and internal frames, ensuring the safety and reliability of structures in extreme environments.
- Automotive engineering: Suitable for body panels, hood, frame links and other parts to improve the overall stability and driving comfort of the vehicle.
- Furniture manufacturing: The hidden countersunk design makes the appearance of furniture more smooth and natural, and the mortise and tenon structure gives the wooden structure stronger load-bearing capacity and durability.
- Electronics: Their miniaturization and high strength make them ideal for the internals of devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops.
