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Can a ultra low head cap screws hexagon socket save money like this?

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  Can a ultra low head cap screws hexagon socket save money like this? A few days ago, Miss Lin found the Shi Shi Tong screw manufacturer to customize a M5×75  ultra low head cap screws hexagon socke t , which was made of stainless steel and provided us with drawings. In Miss Lin’s drawings, the head of the  ultra low head cap screws hexagon socke t  appears to be a piece of the mold, and the thread is fully threaded. After seeing the drawings of Miss Lin, we gave Miss Lin the following suggestions: 1. The head of the ultra low head cap screws hexagon socket is changed to the C head, that is, the head is naturally formed by cold heading, instead of being added with a sleeve mold. If you follow the drawing of Miss Lin, then on the fourth of the accounting price, you need to add the cost of the sleeve mold, and the cost is increased. 2. The full thread is changed to a half thread. Because such long screws use full thread, it is not only difficult to screw when scr...

How to use the ultra low head cap screws hexagon socket?

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What is the difference between a  ultra low head cap screws  hexagon socket  and a normal allen head? The difference between them is mainly reflected in the structure of the screw head. The ultra low head cap screws hexagon socket is biased to the flat head. When the requirement is high, the head of the hexagon socket head screw is chamfered. This is produced by machining. It will be more beautiful on the outside. How to use the  ultra low head cap screws hexagon socket ? In fact, this kind of screw is generally used on furniture, which is the furniture connection screw we often say. In the process of using, first insert the plastic embedded part into the round hole of the board, the screw head should be balanced with the board, then screw the screw into the embedded part, knowing that the metal threaded part is not visible, but do not screw it. Too tight, too tight will cause the embedded parts to trip. Screw the side plate of the screw into the hole of the p...