Why is it Ideal For Thin Plate Fastening?
Thin plates can also be made almost flat.
Thin plates can also be made almost flat.
Thin plates cannot be zaglied for countersunk screws.
If it is 310 slim ®, it can be almost flat.
The R-incomplete thread under the neck is small.
The R-incomplete thread under the neck is small.
Stable fastening is possible due to the small R under the neck.
The small size of the incomplete thread makes it possible to fasten thin plates to each other
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Since it can be almost flat, it is preferred to be used in places where you want to look good and refresh.
Thin Plates that Cannot be Used with Countersunk Screws can be Made Almost Flat.
Countersunk screws cannot be used on thin plates.
Thin plates cannot be zaglied for countersunk screws.
The 310 Slim ® does not have a protrusion like a pan head or truss head, making it ideal for thin plate fastening.
Reasons for small incomplete threads
Since the screws are cut to the bottom of the neck, it is possible to fasten the thin plates to each other.
The small “R under the neck” and the “incomplete threaded part” contribute to the miniaturization of the product.
The 310 Slim ® is designed to have a smaller radius and imperfect thread to make your product smaller and space-saving.
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