DC Engineering produces and distributes a wide variety of Alloy 20 fasteners, including hex bolts, washers, and nuts. Sutar 20 is another name for this product when applied to wood.
specification of Alloy Steel 20 Fasteners
Bolts with the alloy 20 designation are forged from a nickel-chromium alloy that features 32.5% nickel, 19% chromium, carbon, copper, molybdenum, manganese, silicon, columbium, and iron. The minimum tensile strength of Alloy 20 screws is 80 ksi, while the minimum yield strength is 35 ksi. The 217HBW scale measures the hardness of a material. When a connection between two parts requires a stud bolt, Alloy 20 stainless steel stud bolts are the way to go. Sizes of fasteners range from a quarter inch to a half inch. Hex nuts made of alloy 20 are the most popular choice due to their easy manipulation. There are also threaded rods available. Without the need for screw heads or bolts, Alloy 20 threaded rod can be used to join together various components. Both ends or just one can be threaded on a rod.
Applications of Alloy Steel 20 Fasteners
This alloy's fasteners are ubiquitous in many industries, from the chemical and petrochemical to the oil and gas and maritime sectors. They come in a wide range of sizes and shapes, from bolts and nuts to screws and studs. Fasteners made from alloy steel 20 have a great resistance to corrosion and high temperatures, making them ideal for use in industrial settings. Since traditional steel fasteners corrode rapidly, this makes them a great alternative. Considerations such as size, form, and strength requirements, as well as the application and environment, must be made while choosing alloy steel 20 fasteners. Fasteners' performance and dependability rely on their having been made according to the appropriate norms and specifications.
