There are many names for screws, and everyone may have different names. Some people call them screws, some people call them standard parts, and some people call them fasteners. Although there are so many names, but the meaning is the same, they are all screws. A screw is a generic term for a fastener. The principle of the screw is to use the physical and mathematical principles of the oblique circular rotation of the object and the friction force to gradually tighten the tool of the utensil.
Screws are indispensable in daily life and industrial production, so screws are also known as the rice of industry. The scope of application of screws includes: electronic products, mechanical products, digital products, electrical equipment, electromechanical mechanical products. Ships, vehicles, hydraulic engineering, and even chemical experiments also use screws.
There are many types of screws, whether it is a very small screw for glasses or a large screw for large heavy electrical engineering. The accuracy of screws is usually 6g (class 2, the American standard "IFI" is 2A teeth), and the rough screws used in construction projects are 1g.
Screws are widely used, so the screw market is large, resulting in more manufacturers producing screws. When buyers choose a professional screw manufacturer, they need to understand some professional basic knowledge of screws, such as screw classification standard specification and American screw specification table.
