Carbon Steel Pressure Rivet Nut With Floral Teeth

Name: Carbon Steel Pressure Rivet Nut With Floral Teeth
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The use of carbon steel material turning made of a head with a gear-shaped, for pressure riveting in the hole in the thin sheet metal parts of the stud, mainly used in electrical equipment. This kind of nut can not only reduce the weight of the equipment, but also have the strength. Various specifications of these parts can be processed according to requirements.

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Material	Carbon steel
Specification	On request
Surface treatment	According to the needs of the use of the scene treatment

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Kunshan Hong Yong Sheng Precision Hardware Products Co.,Ltd.

Kunshan Hong Yongsheng Precision Hardware Products Co., Ltd. was established in September 2006, is a professional China Carbon Steel Pressure Rivet Nut With Floral Teeth manufacturer and Carbon Steel Pressure Rivet Nut With Floral Teeth supplier, the production of various types of precision parts, PEM series of standard fasteners, non-standard parts of the custom enterprise, the company's production equipment imported from Japan CNC computer numerically-controlled lathes, Taiwan CAM walking knife type high-precision automatic lathes, and various types of auxiliary equipment, precision testing equipment, totaling more than 100 units, monthly output of up to 5 million pieces. Our products are used in many fields such as electronic communications, computer monitors and chassis, automotive parts, 3C household appliances, medical equipment, pneumatic machinery, sports equipment, furniture, lighting, aerospace, military, photovoltaic, intelligent industry and so on, and we have the technical ability to develop new products.
We also custom Carbon Steel Pressure Rivet Nut With Floral Teeth for our busienss to business customers.

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