Why do Stainless Steel Fasteners Lock Up?
As a Railway Fastening System Supplier , share with you. Stainless steel fasteners also refer to stainless steel screws, which are national standard screws. The reasons for frequent lockups are as follows: 1. If the product is not selected correctly, you should confirm whether the mechanical properties of the product can meet the use requirements before use. In addition, the length of the screw is properly selected, and one or two pitches of the nut are exposed after tightening. 2. Rough teeth or foreign objects. If there are solder joints and other metal shavings are caught between the teeth, it will often cause locking. 3. Too much force or too fast locking speed. Use a torque wrench or socket wrench as much as possible. Avoid using an adjustable wrench or an electric wrench. Because the electric wrench often causes the locking speed to be too fast, the temperature rises rapidly and locks up. 4. The wrong angle of the force application direction. The nut must be screwed...