Screws are essential in securing and connecting components in circuit board equipment, ensuring stability and precision. They resist vibrations, temperature variations, and chemical corrosion, while allowing for efficient assembly, disassembly, and maintenance.
Common Materials and Characteristics
Stainless Steel (SUS304/SUS316): Offers superior corrosion resistance and strength, ideal for chemical settings.
Titanium Alloy: Lightweight, robust, and corrosion-resistant, perfect for high-end or specialized uses.
PP (Polypropylene): Light, acid and alkali resistant, suitable for general corrosive environments and low-strength connections.
Widely used in PCB equipment like etching, developing, cleaning, exposure machines, and dryers to secure bearings, transmission parts, panels, shields, and structural components.
Ensures reliable connections, easy assembly/disassembly, chemical resistance, and adapts to high-temp/humid conditions. Facilitates easy replacement during maintenance.
Common Types
General Parameters
Available in flat-head, round-head, and butterfly types, suiting equipment structure and assembly needs.
Thread sizes from M6 to M16, customizable lengths to meet installation needs.
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