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  • Chipboard Screw

    Chipboard Screw

    Chipboard screws are fasteners specifically designed for wood-based substrates such as particleboard (also known as chipboard).
    Applications of Chipboard Screws:
    1. Panel Furniture Assembly: Widely used for connecting shelves and side panels in custom furniture such as wardrobes, cabinets, and bookshelves.
    2. Custom Cabinet Construction: Especially suitable for cabinets made of particleboard or solid wood particleboard, achieving “invisible connections” that are sturdy and reliable.
    3. DIY Installation: Because no pre-drilling is required, it is suitable for non-professional users to quickly assemble.

  • DIN571 Wood Screws

    DIN571 Wood Screws

    DIN571 Wood Screws are hexagonal head wood screws conforming to the German DIN standard, primarily used in construction and furniture. Diameters range from 4-20mm (e.g., M6, M8, M10, M12), and materials include stainless steel (e.g., 304/316) and carbon steel. The equivalent Chinese standard is GB102-1986.

  • Tapping Screws

    Tapping Screws

    Tapping screws are fasteners that automatically form internal threads in the materials being joined without pre-tapping. They are widely used for joining metals, plastics, wood, and other materials.

    Tapping screws consist of three parts: a head, a shank, and the end of the shank. The key components of a tapping screw are: head shape, tightening method, thread type, and end type.

  • Truss Head Tapping Screws

    Truss Head Tapping Screws

    Truss head tapping screws are self-tapping fasteners with a specific head shape, designed to balance connection strength, anti-loosening performance, and ease of installation. They are widely used in sheet metal, building structures, and light load-bearing applications.

  • Wood Screws

    Wood Screws

    Wood screws are commonly made of iron and brass, and come in various types depending on the head shape: round head, flat head, and oval head.

    Wood screw heads are further divided into slotted screws and Phillips head screws. Round head screws are generally made of mild steel, flat head screws are polished, and oval head screws are usually chromium-cadmium plated. They are commonly used for installing hinges, hooks, and other hardware accessories.

    Wood screw specifications are determined by the diameter and length of the shank and the head type.