What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
This clearance determines how much the bone fragment fixed by means of the locking screw in the corresponding locking hole can move relative to the nail and thus also relative to other bone fragments fixed by the same nail due to the rigidity of the nail. Together with the flexibility of the material and the overall device this can build up to a size that prevents or decisively delays effective healing. In order to ensure the applicability of the locking device to the surgeon, this gap, although unavoidable, is clinically undesirable in some indications (eg in the case of metaphyseal fragments). Even a screw with a full cross-section, which can have an internal thread in the locking hole, is not gapless. This internal thread only prevents possible axial movement of the screw on the locking screw.
In addition, the angle aluminum connection structure itself has structural defects of poor torsional and shear resistance, and many projects use larger insulating glass to meet the requirements of architects, resulting in a larger self-weight. In the event of a natural disaster such as an earthquake that will cause the curtain wall to shake violently, the bolts on the angle aluminum are prone to breakage, and the seismic performance is not good. Especially for the beam with the open structure, since the angle aluminum is installed in the opening cavity of the beam, the inertia moment of the beam is small, and the torsion resistance and shear resistance performance of the force are worse.
Half round head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions with large lateral loads, and are the most widely used. Flat cone head rivets are often used in riveting occasions with strong corrosion such as ship hulls, boiler water tanks, etc. Countersunk head and 1200 countersunk head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions where the surface must be smooth and the load is not large. Half countersunk head and 1200 half countersunk head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions where the surface must be smooth and the load is not large. Flat head rivets are used for riveting occasions with general load. Flat head and flat head rivets are mainly used for riveting of metal sheets or non-metallic materials such as leather, canvas and wood. Large flat head rivets are mainly used for riveting of non-metallic materials. Semi-hollow rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions with small loads. Headless rivets are mainly used for riveting of non-metallic materials. Hollow rivets are light in weight and weak in head, and are used for riveting of non-metallic materials with small loads. Tubular rivets are used for riveting of non-metallic materials without load. Nameplate rivets are mainly used for riveting nameplates on machines and equipment.
Slotted round nut, side hole round nut, end face hole round nut, small round nut round nut, ring nut, wing nut copper nut, inlaid copper nut, knurled copper nut, embedded copper nut, injection copper Nuts and other alloys zinc-copper alloy nuts and other anti-loosening principles Edit the locking nut The locking nut DIC-LOCK locking nut is composed of two parts, each part has a staggered cam, due to the internal wedge design, the slope angle is greater than the bolt's The angle of the nut, the combination is tightly integrated into a whole. When vibration occurs, the raised parts of the DIC-LOCK locknut stagger with each other to generate lifting tension, thereby achieving the anti-loosening effect.
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