2025-07-31
In precision sheet metal fabrication, connection technology is crucial for ensuring structural strength and functionality. It primarily includes the following types and features:
Assembly is achieved using threaded fasteners. Suitable for applications requiring frequent disassembly, but carries risks such as thread stripping and missed locking.
Variants include self-tapping screws and riveted studs combined with screws.
Using pressure riveted nuts or studs, it is suitable for joining thin sheet metal parts, offering high production efficiency but non-removable.
A pull-rivet gun expands and secures the rivet sleeve, resulting in high connection strength. It is often used in applications where disassembly is not required.
Using double-sided or single-sided electrode pressure welding is economical and efficient, but thermal deformation must be considered.
Suitable for three-dimensional welding of thin and thick plates. Heat input must be controlled to avoid deformation.
This method uses plastic deformation to interlock the materials, eliminating the need for additional parts and providing reliable strength.
This concealed design, combined with lockwires, saves storage space.
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