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中文简体Stainless Steel Hex Head Cap Screws Stainless steel hex head cap screws offer superior strength and corrosion resistance when compared with regular bolts, making them the ideal choice for construction or industrial projects that involve holding heavy metal components together without succumbing to weathering elements such as moisture or extreme temperatures over time. Furthermore, installation using just an Allen wrench saves valuable time on projects with tight deadlines.
Hex head cap screws feature a thick hexagonal head with an additional washer face beneath it to provide enough bearing surface when tightening by wrench. These general-purpose threaded fasteners are intended for insertion into pretapped holes and use with nuts. Available in multiple sizes and grades defined by Society of Automotive Engineers based on strength: grades two is comprised of low or medium carbon steel while grades five and eight consist of high strength austenitic steels which have been hardened using tempering processes;
Hex head cap screws typically made of 18-8, type 316 and type 304 stainless steels are among the most popular choices for hex head cap screws, each offering different levels of corrosion resistance; type 316 being particularly suited to harsh marine environments like coastal and marine applications. Furthermore, type 316 stainless steel offers nonmagnetic strength while being nonmagnetic as well as excellent tensile strength properties.
Hex head cap screws have many applications in equipment and machinery assembly, industrial maintenance and construction as well as furniture assembly. Hex head cap screws must also be capable of supporting heavy loads without failing or bending under stress.
Hex head cap screws can add an additional level of security or make equipment or furniture look more stylish. Hex head cap screws are often used to attach door hinges; their installation can be accomplished easily using either wrenches or socket drivers, with easy removal when required when rehanging is required.
People often mistake hex head cap screws and hex bolts as being interchangeable fasteners, yet there are numerous differences between the two fasteners that set them apart from one another. Hex bolts must be tightened by turning a nut; in contrast, hex cap screws are installed into tapped holes before being tightened using their threaded tip - adding to their versatility in terms of tolerances and applications. To avoid confusion when purchasing hex cap screws from Albany County Fasteners we strongly advise reading up on product description/technical specifications before purchasing them hex cap screw fasteners to help avoid confusion when purchasing them hex cap screw.
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