Special hex socket flange head screws with cutting thread

a.) These type of screws are distinguished by the direction in which they tighten and loosen. Their main difference is their direction of rotation.

b.) Right-hand thread screw - Standard screws, tightened when turned clockwise and loosen when turned counterclockwise, used in most applications.

c.) Left-hand thread screw - Non-standard screws, tighten counterclockwise, primarily used in power or safety-related situations.

These screws are chosen for applications requiring secure fastening and precise alignment.

This screw features two distinct ends, each designed for a specific function.

a.) A double-ended threaded rod is a type of fastener that features threading on both ends of the rod, with a section in the middle that may or may not be threaded.

b.) This design allows the rod to be used in applications where two components need to be joined, often with nuts or other fasteners securing the ends.

a.) It is a type of fastener that features a cylindrical-shaped head and an integrated collar or flange beneath the head.

b.) The flange serves multiple functions, including providing a larger bearing surface, distributing load more evenly, and enhancing the bolt's stability when installed.

a) Also known as cam lock dowel screw, it is a component used in knock-down (KD), ready-to-assemble (RTA), or flat-pack furniture and cabinetry. It is designed to join two pieces of material securely while allowing for easy assembly and disassembly.

b) Overall, they provide a reliable and efficient method for consumers to assemble furniture without requiring special tools or expertise.