EnglishPreparation
Ensure surfaces are clean and dry. Place the washer between the nut and the surface to distribute the load evenly.
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Even load distribution, reducing surface wear.
Provide tension and prevent loosening.
Secure bolts with tension locking.
Structural washers are usually made of metal or plastic, primarily circular, and are used with bolts, nuts, and other fasteners.
Absorb axial end play and vibrations.
Offer enhanced grip and stability.
High-load bearing capacity.
Our washer production process starts with selecting high-quality raw materials, followed by precision stamping, cutting, and heat-treating. Each washer is then coated for corrosion resistance. Our ISO-certified quality control ensures every washer meets the highest standards, providing reliable performance in demanding environments.
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Regular Inspection: Check for signs of wear and corrosion.
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Proper Storage: Store in a dry, cool place to prevent rust.
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Lubrication: Apply appropriate lubricants to maintain functionality.
Ensure surfaces are clean and dry. Place the washer between the nut and the surface to distribute the load evenly.
Use a torque wrench to apply the recommended torque, ensuring secure fastening and optimal performance. This technique prevents loosening and maintains assembly integrity.
