Where are flat head hexagon screws usually used?

Jiaxing Xinhan Technology Co., Ltd. is a factory specializing in the production of various high-quality fasteners. Such as flat head hexagon screws.

Flat head hexagon screws are usually used in occasions where countersunk head treatment is required. They can be countersunk to make the screws sink into the workpiece, which is both delicate and beautiful, and will not hinder other parts. The use of flat head hexagon screws is different from other types of screws, mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Contact surface and force: The contact surface between the flat head screw and the workpiece is flat, which is more stressed, while the countersunk head screw is a cone surface, which is less stressed. This means that the flat head hexagonal screw performs better under pressure and tension, and is suitable for application scenarios that require greater load bearing.

Combination: Flat head hexagon screws can be used in combination with flat gaskets, which is suitable for occasions where uniform pressure distribution and friction reduction are required to ensure the stability and reliability of the connection.

How to use: The flat head inner hexagon screw can penetrate deep into the counterbore or be exposed to the outside. This flexibility makes it suitable in a variety of installation environments, whether it is a smooth surface without protrusions or a location that requires partial exposure for easy operation.

Applicable occasions: Since the flat head hexagonal screw can be sunk into the workpiece, it is suitable for mechanical connections that require high aesthetics and accuracy, as well as occasions that require a countersunk head, such as in narrow assembly spaces.

In summary, flat head hexagonal screws perform well in situations where large loads are required, aesthetics are required, and space is limited due to their unique head design and usage characteristics.