eBook_Secure Connection: Guidance on Fastening & Joining
May 6, 2025
Brush up on your knowledge about precision shims, bolted assemblies, customized lead screws, and common fasteners.
Joining two or more solid components into a single unit can be achieved through a variety of techniques, depending on the materials involved, desired strength, permanence, and application. Mechanical components such as screws, bolts, nuts, washers, or clips play a key role in mechanical fastening and must reflect precise design and production standards in line with increasingly advanced technologies and materials.
Check out our eBook, Secure Connection: Guidance on Fastening and Joining, to learn about:
Permanent or non-permanent, threaded or non-threaded, fasteners
Customizing lead screws to help streamline design requirements
How precision shims compensate for tolerance mismatches and buildup between mating parts
Bearing, shear, and tear-out stresses in bolted joints—and how complex they can be
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