Stainless Steel ASME/ANSI B18.9-2-2017 60° Countersunk head nibbed bolts
Product details
The head of the 60° countersunk head with the tenon bolt is designed at a precise Angle (usually 60°) and forms a tenon structure at the bottom, which can form a strong mechanical lock when matched with the corresponding holes, greatly improving the stability and bearing capacity of the joint.
Functional characteristics
- Exquisite design: The combination of 60° bevel and tenon allows the bolt to naturally guide into the hole during screwing, reducing the risk of deviation during tightening.
- High strength connection: The mortise and tenon structure provides additional support area and enhances the fixing effect, especially in the case of transverse shear forces.
- Strong adaptability: It is widely used in various fields requiring concealed connection and high-strength fastening, such as high-end furniture, precision machinery and equipment, ship construction, aircraft interior, etc., showing its high flexibility and versatility.
- Corrosion-resistant material: commonly used stainless steel, titanium alloy or other corrosion-resistant materials made to extend service life and reduce maintenance frequency.
Application
- Aerospace: The low profile design of the 60° countersunk head mortise bolt and its strong holding capability make it an ideal lightweight connection solution that saves space and ensures safety.
- High-end mechanical equipment: The 60° countersunk head mortise and tenon structure with tenon bolts provides an excellent frictional locking mechanism that can remain tight even in high frequency vibration environments.
- Furniture manufacturing: In the pursuit of seamless beauty of high-end furniture design, the hidden connection of the bolt can avoid the screw head exposed to the outside to destroy the overall line, and maintain the elegance and harmony of the home.
- Architectural decoration : In the curtain wall, floor and interior decoration and other places that need to be hidden and fixed, 60° countersunk head with tenon bolts can be effectively hidden under the components to achieve seamless docking and keep the appearance of the building clean and generous.
