Service HotlineSelf-locking nuts generally rely on friction. The principle is to press the embossed teeth into the preset holes of the sheet metal. Generally, the diameter of the square preset holes is slightly smaller than that of the rivet nut. The nut is connected with the locking mechanism. When the nut is tightened, the locking mechanism locks the ruler body, and the ruler frame cannot move freely to achieve the purpose of locking; when the nut is loosened, the locking mechanism disengages the ruler body, and the ruler frame edge body movement
The technical problem to be solved by Yueluo is to provide a medical self-locking screw, which can fix the inner screw inside the outer screw, expand the outer screw head through the thimble on the inner screw, and use the outer cone on the inner screw. The body expands, compresses the surrounding bone, and achieves a double locking effect through the self-locking between the internal and external screws; it can hook the surrounding fixed parts when the anti-retraction ring is retracted to achieve the anti-regression effect; effectively prevent false implantation. After a long period of service, the looseness, fretting and other adverse reactions of the body are used to solve the defects caused by the existing technology.
In response to the above situation, Yueluo uses various methods to fasten the locked nuts and bolts in actual operation, such as super glue, electric welding, secondary reinforcement by perforation, etc., but there is still no way to get it right Solve the phenomenon that the nut is loose and displaced.
In view of the deficiencies of the prior art, Guangdong Yueluo Hardware Industry Co., Ltd. provides a relatively simple screw that can be manually disassembled. In order to achieve the above purpose, Guangdong Yueluo Hardware Industry Co., Ltd. provides the following technical scheme: a screw that can be disassembled manually, including a stud and a nut, and the axial direction of the screw is provided with a screw extending from the nut to the stud. A groove, a control column that is slidably matched with the groove is arranged in the groove, a through groove is opened on the circumferential side wall of the control column, and a circumferential side wall of the control column is provided with a parallel to the axis of the control column. A limit bar, the side wall of the groove is provided with a limit groove that cooperates with the limit bar, the control column is provided with a accommodating groove, and the accommodating groove is provided with a rotating rod that cooperates with the through groove, so The accommodating groove and the rotating rod are arranged separately. Further, a accommodating groove is opened at the corresponding groove on the nut, a baffle is hinged on the side wall of the accommodating groove, and a torsion spring is provided at the hinged joint between the baffle and the accommodating groove.
Ordinary open rivet is a kind of product in rivet. It is riveted to the workpiece by expanding the rivet body after the big end of the mandrel is pulled. After the traditional rivet is riveted, the operator will cut the mandrel short, the mandrel does not work, and the workpiece is riveted by the material strength of the rivet body itself. After the mandrel is pulled, the middle of the rivet body becomes a cavity, and the mandrel shears The distance of the segments is relatively random. The random shearing determines the length of the cavity of the riveting body, and the length of the cavity determines the tensile and shear strength of the riveting body. The volume of the cavity is large, the tensile and shear strength is low, and the cavity is small. , the tensile and shear strength is slightly improved, so the breaking point of the rivet can completely affect the use effect of the rivet.
We have many years of experience in the production and sales of screws, nuts, flat washers, etc. The main products are: thickened washers, square nuts, DIN912 bolts, 316 washers and other products, we can provide you with suitable fastener solutions for you.
