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  • What are the characteristics of hex coupling nuts?

    What are the characteristics of hex coupling nuts?

    Hex Coupling Nuts are made from carbon steel and have a hexagonal shape. They are threaded right-hand and are a durable choice for coupling parts. However, their dimensions can deviate from those stated in specifications. Hex coupling nuts are made from carbon steel A carbon steel hex coupling nut i... read more

    Jul 08,2022 Industry News
  • What are the difference between Trapezoidal Round Coupling Nuts and Metric Hex Standoff Coupler Nuts?

    What are the difference between Trapezoidal Round Coupling Nuts and Metric Hex Standoff Coupler Nuts?

    Trapezoidal Round Coupling Nuts Trapezoidal Round Coupling Nuts are a type of internally threaded fastener used to join two externally threaded fasteners. They are often used in vises and lathes for large screw loads, and they enable greater linear movement. Trapezoidal coupling nuts are commonly av... read more

    Jul 01,2022 Industry News
  • What are the types of anchor bolts?

    What are the types of anchor bolts?

    1. What are anchor bolts? Anchor bolts are tools embedded in the ground or concrete foundations to connect the ground or concrete foundations with machinery and equipment. 2. What are the commonly used materials for anchor bolts? Generally made of Q235 steel, Q355B or 16Mn material is used for high ... read more

    Jun 23,2022 Industry News
  • What are the advantages of Chemical Anchors?

    What are the advantages of Chemical Anchors?

    The purpose of chemical anchors is to secure threaded rods and other structural components in place. This versatile anchoring system is easy to use and widely applicable. They come in a dual-injectable cartridge with different filler amounts. Polyester chemical anchors are widely used for structural... read more

    Jun 16,2022 Industry News
  • How to Install Wedge Anchors?

    How to Install Wedge Anchors?

    To install Wedge Anchors, you will need to drill a hole with a carbide drill bit and a hammer drill. Make sure the diameter of the hole is the same as that of the anchor. Clean the hole with compressed air or a vacuum before inserting the anchor. Start with the end that is clipped and tap it with a ... read more

    Jun 09,2022 Industry News
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