Carbide screw dies are commonly used to produce various types of screws, including machine screws, automotive screws, aviation screws, electronic equipment screws, etc. These screws usually require high precision, high quality and high strength, so carbide screw dies can meet these requirements and have a long service life.
The application fields of cemented carbide screw molds cover many industries such as machinery manufacturing, automobile manufacturing, aerospace, and electronic equipment manufacturing, providing high-quality screw products for these industries.
Carbide screw molds can be classified according to their use and design features: Classification according to use: Self-tapping screw molds: Molds used to produce self-tapping screws. Machine screw mold: A mold used to produce machine screws. Wood screw mold: A mold used to produce wood screws. Plastic screw mold: A mold used to produce plastic screws. Classification based on design features: Single-head screw mold: A mold used to produce single-head screws. Double-headed screw mold: A mold used to produce double-headed screws. Torsion shear screw mold: A mold used to produce torsion shear screws. Special shape screw mold: A mold used to produce special shape screws. The above classifications are only common classifications. In fact, more detailed classifications can be made according to different standards and requirements.
Post time: Jan-16-2024
