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What is the difference between spring and compression spring?

What is the difference between spring and compression spring?

A mechanical part with the ability to hold and release energy as needed is a spring. A spring deforms when a load is applied, and it returns to its original shape when the load is released.

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Where can stainless steel high-strength screws be used?

Where can stainless steel high-strength screws be used?

As we all know, high-strength screws and ordinary screws on the market are very similar in appearance. If you look carefully, there are certain differences. Ordinary screws are widely used in every family, but stainless steel high-strength screws are used in different areas.

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What are the characteristics of self-tapping screws?

What are the characteristics of self-tapping screws?

Self-tapping screws, as the name implies, are screws that tap themselves. Compared with ordinary screws, self-tapping screws have drill bits, which can be screwed in without machining screw holes. At the same time, tap yourself. It is mainly used for edge joining and fixing of some thinner plates.

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How to unscrew the stainless steel expansion screw if it is rusted?

How to unscrew the stainless steel expansion screw if it is rusted?

When our stainless steel screws are rusted and need to be replaced, what do we need to do? The following 5 methods are provided for everyone: shock, knock, burn, weld, punch, etc...

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How are the strength grades of stainless steel screws classified?

How are the strength grades of stainless steel screws classified?

The strength grade of stainless steel screws refers to the maximum tensile strength that the screw can withstand. In general, the strength grades of stainless steel screws are divided into the following grades: A2-50, A2-70, A4-70.

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The Difference Between Stainless Steel Springs and Springs

The Difference Between Stainless Steel Springs and Springs

Stainless steel springs and springs are widely used in the electromechanical industry. When a spring is stressed, it causes elastic deformation, resulting in a change in mechanical function or kinetic energy.

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