Stainless Steel Screw

A stainless steel screw consists of a cylinder shank and a head.

The outer part of the shank carries a thread of the required size. The head is often fitted with recesses for installation with screwdrivers, though models without them also exist.

Screws are used for fastening connections with nuts. If the parts being joined already have threaded holes, nuts are not required.

Thanks to the use of stainless steel, the products feature:

• Increased strength;
• Long service life;
• Resistance to humidity and temperature fluctuations;
• An attractive appearance.

Applications

Stainless screws are used in construction, manufacturing and household applications, especially in harsh environments. These include shipbuilding and machine building, instrument manufacturing, power engineering, the oil and gas industry, medicine, electronics manufacturing and other sectors.

Features

Stainless steel screws are manufactured to ISO, DIN and GOST standards. Variants differ in diameter and length, thread pitch, head shape, and the presence or absence of holes and recesses for installation.