T head bolts with shoulder

A pivot bolt is specifically designed to serve as a pivot point or hinge in mechanical assemblies, featuring a rectangular cutting head with small shoulder.

This screw features a hexalobular socket head, big shoulder, and PRECOTE on metric threads

a.) These type of screws are distinguished by the direction in which they tighten and loosen. Their main difference is their direction of rotation.

b.) Right-hand thread screw - Standard screws, tightened when turned clockwise and loosen when turned counterclockwise, used in most applications.

c.) Left-hand thread screw - Non-standard screws, tighten counterclockwise, primarily used in power or safety-related situations.

These T head bolts are valued for their strong, secure connections and their ability to provide a flush, neat appearance when installed.

a.) A hexalobular socket spherical screw is a specialized fastener designed for securely joining thermoplastic components, and the thin collar enhances the fastening strength and distributes the load.

b.) The tapping thread for thermoplastics provides excellent thread engagement and pull-out resistance.

This screw features two distinct ends, each designed for a specific function.