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Material |
Carbon steel |
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Specifications |
According to international standards |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
The literal meaning of a screw is a screw that is loose and will not come off. Also known as loose not free, spring screws, not off screws. It is pressure riveted or riveted on the mounting plate, and is used in a variety of industry sectors such as power technology, switches, chassis cabinets and so on.
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Material |
Carbon steel |
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Specifications |
According to international standards |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
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