Hexagon Nuts and Taper Elastic Gasket Assembly, Wheel Lock Nuts Factory China

Home > Latest News

Sep. 26, 2023

Internal Tooth Lock Washers: Reliable Fastening Solutions for Industrial Equipment

What is an Internal Tooth Lock Washer? An internal tooth lock washer is a high-strength mechanical fastener designed to enhance the tightness and safety of equipment connections. Featuring a circular structure with multiple inner teeth, it fills the gap between the washer and the connection body under pressure, achieving a reliable fastening and lo
Sep. 26, 2023

DIN 128A Saddle Spring Washers – High Strength Anti-Loosening Washers for Bolted Connections

DIN 128A saddle spring washers provide elastic preload, vibration resistance, and fatigue durability for bolted connections. Widely used in automotive, machinery, aerospace, and industrial equipment.
Sep. 25, 2023

DIN 137A Saddle Spring Washers – Curved Spring Lock Washers for Vibration Resistance

DIN 137A saddle spring washers provide elastic preload, vibration resistance, and load distribution for bolted joints. Widely used in automotive, machinery, electronics, and industrial equipment.
Sep. 25, 2023

DIN25201 Double Stack Self-Locking Washers – Wedge Locking Anti-Vibration Fastening Solution

DIN25201 double-stack self-locking washers provide a wedge-locking anti-vibration fastening solution for bolts and nuts. Widely used in automotive, wind power, rail transit, machinery, and heavy equipment industries.
Sep. 24, 2023

Combination Sealing Washers for Hydraulic Systems – Structure, Features and Industrial Applications

Combination sealing washers integrate a metal washer and rubber sealing ring to provide reliable static sealing for hydraulic fittings, pipe plugs, and threaded connections. Widely used in automotive, hydraulic systems, oil & gas, and industrial machinery.

1 2 ... 114 115 116 117 ... 135 136

Tel.:

+86 020 8621 0320

+86 020 3121 6067

Mobile: +86 136 6007 9809

E-mail:

sales@jxfastener.cn

Technical Support:

jx@jxfastener.cn

Navigation

SEND INQUIREY