Selection and Maintenance of Mechanical Components
Release Time:
Nov 19,2025
Hex head bolts/nuts: Most common, suitable for heavy-duty connections such as engines and suspensions.
Bolts and nuts
Hex head bolts/nuts: Most common, suitable for heavy-duty connections such as engines and suspensions.
Flange nuts: Featuring a large bottom diameter, they eliminate the need for washers, effectively reducing the risk of loosening.
Ball nut: Features a coarser surface texture, can be tightened manually, and is ideal for maintenance applications.
Screw
Self-tapping screws: Screw directly into components to create internal threads, ideal for joining thin metal parts (such as automotive body panels).
Countersunk screw: Its head is conical and flush with the surface of the part, making it ideal for applications where aesthetics are critical (such as interior trim).
Washers and retaining rings
Flat washers: Increase the contact area, reduce pressure, and protect component surfaces.
Elastic washers: Prevent nuts from loosening, ideal for vibrating environments (such as around engines).
Rivets and pins
Solid rivets: Permanent fasteners, ideal for body structures such as car doors and frames.
Retaining clips with open ends: Prevent axial movement and are suitable for wheels and drive shafts.
Special Fasteners
Blind-threaded inserts: Single-sided installation, ideal for panel connections.
Self-tapping fasteners: One-time, permanent connections ideal for panel assembly.
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