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Finding the right screw for your project requires knowing your options. Here are reasons why choosing the right type of screw is important.
What caused dozens of Amazon Ring smart doorbells to catch fire? The wrong screw.
There are different types of screws that can make life much easier - or much more difficult, depending on the purpose.
There are over 30 different types of screws, each with a very specific purposes.
When it comes to carrying out fastening operations with pure precision, explore how you can avoid overdriving your screws!
The Australian construction industry generates a whopping $360 billion worth of revenue, which is about 9% of the country's GDP.
If you're in the construction industry, you understand how important details are to the success of a construction project. This
Choosing the right industrial fastener is an essential part of every construction or manufacturing build. The generic name ‘bolt’ is typically used interchangeably to describe both bolts and setscrews. They may look similar; however, their application and usage are different depending on the material you're joining and the type of joint specified by the eng
They say the devil is in the details. This is especially true when overlooking them might cause catastrophic failure.
The topic of bolt & fastener grades isn't exactly glamorous, but without the vital knowledge of their appropriate application and capability, there's a good chance your project could come apart at the seams.
In an industrial
If you’re busy on the worksite all day, the last thing you need is problems with installing your fasteners. You may have previously installed a bolt or nut and realised that the thread is damaged or even seized.
This type of damage is often referred to as Galling.