What are plastic screws? One article takes you to understand the characteristics and application fields of plastic screw materials

Plastic can be said to be one of the greatest inventions of humanity in the 20th century. With its excellent plasticity, antibacterial insulation, and corrosion resistance, plastic has become an indispensable fundamental new material for the rapid development of modern society. Nylon, as a star member of the plastic family, has revolutionized industrial development and human life since its inception. Compared to traditional metal screws, nylon screws have excellent performance in many aspects.

Nylon screws and fasteners are very common in our daily lives. The English name for nylon screws is plastic screws, also known as plastic or plastic screws. Most commonly used nylon screws in our country are made of nylon 66 (NYLON66). Nylon screws have high-quality characteristics such as insulation, non magnetism, corrosion resistance, aesthetics, and never rusting, making them particularly suitable for electronic product components.

Modified engineering plastics have comparable strength and impact resistance to metals, and we often add 30% glass fiber to nylon 66. The mechanical properties of this modified engineering plastic are far superior to ordinary nylon. With the development of nylon materials, the materials used for nylon screws are becoming increasingly diverse, and their performance is constantly improving. The application fields are also becoming wider and wider.

Application field:

1. The medical device industry (insulated, non magnetic, environmentally friendly, and anti-interference signals, making the use of medical machinery and equipment safer)

2. Aerospace industry (insulation and anti-interference signals on electronic equipment)

3. Wind power industry (isolation and insulation of chassis circuit PCB boards)

4. Petrochemical industry (high temperature resistance, chemical resistance, corrosion resistance, and extended equipment service life)

5. Office equipment industry (non rusting, aesthetically pleasing and practical)

6. Electronics industry (insulation, anti-interference, lightweight)

7. Communication industry (insulation, demagnetization, safety)

8. The shipbuilding industry (acid, alkali, corrosion resistance, extended service life), etc

The specifications and sizes of nylon screws and fasteners are complete and meet the needs of different occasions!

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