Why stainless
Using bolts in wood
When using bolts in wood, it is important to drill the holes in a way that provides a tight fit, with a maximum tolerance of 1 mm. The bolts should...
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Choosing the right shackle
When it comes to choosing the right shackle for various purposes, navigating through the different variants can be confusing. Here is an overview of three common types of shackles and...
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Screw Guide
Screw Guide In wood construction, it is crucial to choose the right screw to ensure the durability and stability of the structure. Below is a general table (Table - Screw...
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Different Types of Stainless Steel Screw
General recommendations are to use screws, A2 and A4, to avoid rust and increase service life. For outdoors and larger structures, non-hardened stainless steel screws (A2 or A4) are particularly...
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Why Choose Stainless?
Stainless steel, invented in 1912 by Harry Brearley at the Brown–Firth laboratory in Sheffield by experimenting with alloys for cannon barrels, is notable for its corrosion resistance and reasonable price....
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M - Thread
M threads are a standard for matching different threads with each other, and there are several aspects to consider when choosing screws, bolts and nuts. Before a purchase, it is...
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Quality of Stainless Steel
The use of stainless steel for the manufacture of various types of fasteners such as bolts, nuts and screws is common. Different environments and conditions require specific varieties of stainless...
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What Properties Does Stainless Steel Have?
Stainless steel comprises a group of iron-based alloys, characterized by a chromium content of at least 10%, usually above 12%. Unlike ordinary steels, stainless steel exhibits excellent resistance to corrosion...
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Pitch and Bore Diameter Screw
M thread, metric thread, is the most common type of thread system. It was one of the first standards adopted by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
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