Screws are essential for fastening and connecting components in circuit board equipment, providing stability and precision in operations. They endure vibrations, temperature shifts, and corrosive conditions while supporting assembly, disassembly, and maintenance.
Common Materials and Characteristics
Stainless Steel (SUS304/SUS316): Offers excellent corrosion resistance and high strength, ideal for chemical settings.
Titanium Alloy: Lightweight yet strong, with corrosion resistance, perfect for high-end or specialized use.
PP (Polypropylene): Lightweight, resistant to acids, alkalis, and chemicals, suitable for corrosive environments and low-strength connections.
Widely utilized in PCB equipment like etchers, developers, cleaners, exposure units, and dryers to secure bearings, components, panels, shields, and various structures.
Provides reliable connections, repeatable assembly and disassembly, chemical resistance, and adaptation to high temperatures and humidity. Facilitates easy part replacement during maintenance.
Common Types
General Parameters
Available in flat-head, round-head, and butterfly styles to match equipment structure and assembly needs.
Thread sizes vary from M6 to M16, with lengths customizable to installation demands.
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