Non-Standard Bolt Round Head Trimming Bolt Brake Locating Bolt Locating Pin Fine Teeth Alloy Steel 40Cr Class 8.8,10.9
The key differences between a round head trimmed bolt and a brake locating bolt are:
- Design and Functionality:
- Round head trimmed bolt: This bolt features a unique head design with trimmed edges. This design not only facilitates easy insertion and removal of the bolt, but also increases the friction between the bolt and the connected parts, enhancing the stability of the connection. It is commonly used in various mechanical equipment and structures, such as bridges, buildings, vehicles, etc., for connecting and fixing various components.
- Brake locating bolt: This bolt is specifically designed for use in braking systems. Its primary function is to secure brake components, ensuring stability and reliable performance during braking. Brake locating bolts typically have high strength and wear resistance, able to withstand the significant pressure and friction generated by the brakes during operation.
- Application Fields:
- Round head trimmed bolt: Widely used in various engineering machinery, automobiles, motorcycles, ships, railways, bridges, buildings, and other fields. Its main applications include connecting two parts, fixing components, and transmitting power.
- Brake locating bolt: Specifically designed for use in braking systems to ensure stability and reliability of brake components.
