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Material |
Copper |
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Specification |
On request |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
Turned from copper, a thin nut with a straight outer ring and countersunk holes and threads. It is a kind of manually adjustable fastener specially used in specific equipment, and various specifications of this kind of parts can be processed according to the requirements.
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Material |
Copper |
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Specification |
On request |
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Surface treatment |
According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment |
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