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At present, there is an anti-theft T-bolt in the prior art, which is composed of a screw rod and a bolt head connected with the screw rod; the screw rod is composed of a polished rod and a threaded rod; a concave hole is provided at the bottom end of the screw rod; cylindrical, and the diameter of the cylindrical bolt head is larger than the diameter of the screw. When the above-mentioned anti-theft T-bolts are in use, the user usually hammers the concave hole at the bottom end of the screw with a hammer or other tool to deform it, destroy the thread structure on the screw, and fix the nut with a deformed object, so as to achieve anti-theft. Features

The spring washer usually includes a washer body and a raised claw head punched and formed on the washer body. The spring washer is often placed between the bolt head of the bolt and the connected parts, wherein the raised claw head is connected to the part to be connected. The surfaces of the connecting parts are in contact, and the plane on the gasket body, opposite to the lifting direction of the raised claw head, is in contact with the bolt head. After the bolt head is tightened, the elastic reaction force generated by the raised claw head after flattening makes the The screwed threads are pressed tightly, and at the same time, the raised claw head is pressed against the bolt head and the supporting surface of the connected parts, which has the effect of preventing loosening. However, the traditional spring washer is a single-claw type. When tightening, the raised claw head will cause great damage to the surface of the connected parts, so it is not suitable for the anti-loosening treatment of parts with small surface hardness.

Classification broadcast product series Product detailed classification Hexagon bolts (1) Hexagon bolts (1) Hexagon full teeth: GB5783/DIN933 (2) Hexagon half teeth; GB5782/DIN931 (3) Class B flange hexagon bolts: GB5787 (4) Joint bolts: GB798/DIN444 (5) Welding bolts for manual welding: GB902 square neck bolts (1) Half round head square neck bolts: GB14/DIN603 (2) Small half round head square neck bolts: GB12 (3) Half round head low square neck bolts: GB801 Remarks: Square neck bolts and carriage bolts Hexagon socket head cap screws (1) Hexagon socket head cap screws: GB70/DIN912 (2) Hexagon socket flat end set screws: BG70/DIN913 (3) Hexagon socket head set screws: GB78/DIN914 ( 4) Countersunk head socket head socket head set screw: GB79/DIN915 (5) Hexagon socket socket head set screw: GB80/DIN916 (6) Hexagon socket head countersunk head screw: DIN7991 (7) Hexagon socket head thin head screw: DIN7984 ( 8) Plug screw: ISO7379 machine screw (1) Slotted cylinder head screw: GB65/DIN84 (2) Slotted pan head screw: GB67/DIN85 (3) Slotted countersunk head screw: GB68/DIN963 (4) Slotted Large flat head screw (5) Cross recessed small pan head screw: GB823 (6) Cross recessed large flat head screw (7) Cross recessed pan head screw: GB818/DIN7985 (8) Cross recessed countersunk head screw: GB819/DIN965 (9 ) Cross recessed countersunk head screw: GB820/DIN966 thread and stud (2) Stud bolt-bm=1d: GB897/DIN938 (3) Stud bolt-bm=1.25d: GB898/DIN939 (4) Stud head Bolt-bm=1.5d: GB899 (5) Stud bolt-bm=2d: GB900 (1) Tooth bar: GB15389/DIN976 (6) Equal length stud: GB901/DIN976

The performance grade is divided into 15 grades, stainless steel is grade 51, and the open type blind rivet is divided into two types: countersunk head and flat round head according to the shape of the head. Among them, open blind rivets with performance levels of 10 and 11 are widely used. In 2006, the National Standards Committee revised and released GB/T 12617.1-2006 Open Type Countersunk Head Blind Rivets Class 10 and 11 and GB/T 12618.1-2006 Open Type Flat Round Head Blind Rivets Class 10 and 11. National standards for 10 and 11 class open blind rivets. The two new standards, respectively adopting ISO15978:2002 and ISO15977:2002 international standards, were released on July 5, 2006 and officially implemented on December 1, 2006. After implementation, it will replace the two old standards GB/T 12617-1990 Open Type Countersunk Head Blind Rivets and GB/T 12618-1990 Open Type Oblate Head Blind Rivets.

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