Screws play a vital role in securely fastening and connecting various components in circuit board equipment, ensuring unmatched stability and precision during operation. Designed to withstand equipment vibrations, temperature changes, and corrosive environments, they also facilitate easy assembly, disassembly, and maintenance.
Common Materials and Characteristics
Stainless Steel (SUS304/SUS316): Offers superior corrosion resistance and strength, ideal for chemical environments.
Titanium Alloy: Lightweight with high strength and corrosion resistance, perfect for high-end equipment or specialized uses.
PP (Polypropylene): Lightweight, resistant to acids, alkalis, and chemicals, ideal for general corrosive settings and non-high-strength applications.
Widely utilized in PCB production equipment like etching machines, developers, cleaning machines, exposure units, and dryers, ensuring secure attachment of conveyor bearings, transmission parts, panels, shields, and various structural components.
Offers reliable connections, easy assembly and disassembly, chemical resistance, and adapts to high temperatures and humidity, while simplifying maintenance with easy replacement.
Common Types
General Parameters
Available in flat-head, round-head, and butterfly screws, tailored to meet specific equipment structures and assembly needs.
Thread sizes vary from M6 to M16, with customizable lengths to suit installation needs.
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