Fastener materials
Carbon steelAlloy steelStainless steelBrassCopperAluminumSpring steel
Engineering guide
Material Selection Guide for Fasteners and Stamped Parts
Material choice affects strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, formability, fatigue life, cost, tooling, and surface treatment compatibility.Stamping materials
Carbon steelStainless steelGalvanized steelCopperBrassPhosphor bronzeBeryllium copperAluminum
Selection factors
StrengthConductivityCorrosion environmentForming radiusSpring behaviorWeightSurface treatment compatibility
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ScrewsCustom and standard-based screws for equipment, electrical products, housings, brackets, and assembly programs, supplied with material, finish, and thread options matched to your application.BoltsIndustrial bolts for structural joints, equipment frames, mounting hardware, and OEM assemblies, with support for custom dimensions, coatings, and project-based packaging.WashersWashers for load distribution, spacing, locking, grounding, and sealing applications, produced to standard references or customer drawings for assembly-focused supply.TerminalsStamped terminals for wire harnesses, connectors, switches, and electrical modules where contact performance, plating quality, and dimensional stability matter.BusbarsCopper and aluminum busbars for power distribution, battery systems, and electrical equipment, supplied with bending, hole-position, and plating requirements matched to the assembly.ContactsStamped conductive contacts for electrical and electronic assemblies where spring behavior, plating quality, and stable contact performance are required.ClipsStamped clips and spring clips for retaining, grounding, cable fixing, and assembly programs where stable clamping force and repeatable fit are important.
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