Jinghong Fasteners® Slotted screws are easy to manufacture and use, making them suitable for certain applications where simplicity and cost-effectiveness are priorities.
One limitation of slotted screws is that they are more prone to camming out (slipping) when excessive torque is applied, which can potentially damage the screw head or the material.
In modern applications, slotted screws have been largely replaced by other screw types, such as Phillips, Torx, or hex screws, which offer improved torque transfer and reduced slippage.
Nylon slotted knurled screws produced by Jinghong Company boast excellent quality and outstanding cost-effectiveness. Made from high-quality nylon material, Nylon slotted knurled screws ensure corrosion resistance and insulation.
Read MoreSend InquiryA flat head slotted screw is a type of screw that features a flat top surface with a single, straight-line groove (slot) across its head. The slot is designed to accommodate a flathead screwdriver, which is a tool with a flat, bladed tip that fits into the slot for turning the screw. Flat head screws are commonly used in a variety of applications, including woodworking, metalworking, and general construction.
Read MoreSend InquiryA Slotted Pan Head Screws is a type of fastener designed for specific applications in various industries.The head has a low-profile, rounded shape with a flat top, allowing the screw to sit flush with the surface. This design provides a neat and finished appearance.
Read MoreSend InquirySlotted cheese head screws are commonly used when a larger bearing surface is required, and the aesthetic appearance is not a primary concern. They are suitable for applications where easy installation with a flat-blade screwdriver is preferred.
Read MoreSend InquirySlotted Pan Head Tapping Screws are a type of screw designed for fastening materials together by creating a threaded hole in the material as it is driven into it.
Read MoreSend InquiryA slotted set screw is a type of fastener commonly used to secure one object within or against another. It typically consists of a threaded cylindrical shaft with a slot (or groove) cut into the head, allowing for the use of a flat-blade screwdriver or a similar tool for tightening and loosening. The threaded end is designed to be screwed into a threaded hole or onto a shaft, depending on the application.
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