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Stainless steel washers are used to distribute the load from either under the head of the bolt, in the space between the head of the material surface or under the connecting nut. They are used primarily due the strength and stability as it is one of the strongest materials.

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Features:

 

• Standard size

• Lightweight

• Rugged construction

• Reliable and efficient

• Exceptional finish

 

Size:

• M2-M20.
  

Material Used:

• Mild Steel
• Stainless Steel

 Also known as a split washer, a lock washer is a special type of washer that's designed to create tension so that the bolt doesn't loosen or otherwise come out of its installed position. Lock washers aren't flat. They feature a semi-coiled design that gradually rises.

Wave washers, also referred to as wave springs, are wavy metal washers designed to provide a compensating spring force or absorb shock when under load. Many design variations have evolved to best serve these basic functions.

Stainless steel washers are applied in fastener assemblies to distribute pressure from a bolt's head across a wider surface area. As you tighten a bolt, more pressure is placed against the washer instead of the installation material.

They prevent nuts or bolts from wearing down on the joining surface by evenly distributing the load between the mechanical object like a metal sheet of wood. Other uses of fender washers are: They prevent corrosion between a mechanical part, for example, an aluminum surface and a steel screw

Wave washers, also known as wave springs or coiled wave springs, are used to absorb stress due to axial compressive loads, acting as a cushion. The waves of the wave washer provide three-, four- or six-point contact that results in greater load bearing capacity and a medium range of deflection