Screws, Bolts

Part Number	Description / PDF	Quantity
27210-2 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SHOULDER,SOCKET HEAD	40
1651811-2 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SHLDR SCRW RND SLOT M4X0.7 100PK	0
21061-1 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SET,SOCKET,CONE POINT	43
4-21012-0 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SET,SOC,FP	300
21001-2 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP,SOCKET HEAD	200
21004-3 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SOC HD,SHLD	25
1-18023-3 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP,SOCKET HEAD (M4X16)	60
18023-1 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP,SOCKET HEAD	398
21004-5 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SOC HD,SHLD	50
3-22798-1 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,MACHINE,SLOT PAN HEAD	1000
27210-6 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SHOULDER,SOCKET HEAD	42
22987-4 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SELF TAPPING,PAN HD	700
2-18024-6 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP,BUTTON SOCK HEAD (M8X2	329
18024-8 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP,BUTTON SOCK HEAD (M4X1	67
18024-4 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW BUTTON SO HD	100
21004-4 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SOC HD,SHLD	25
826560-1 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCHRAUBE BZ2 9X9 5	2000
21004-1 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,SOC HD,SHLD	50
1-18023-1 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP,SOCKET HEAD (M4X10)	75
2079383-5 TE Connectivity AMP Connectors	SCREW,CAP, BUTTON SOCKET HD,ME	0

Screws, Bolts

1. Overview

Screws and bolts are threaded fasteners designed to mechanically join materials. Defined by their helical threads and head configurations, these components enable removable or permanent assemblies in engineering applications. Their importance in modern technology stems from their ability to provide high clamping forces, ease of installation, and adaptability across industries ranging from aerospace to consumer electronics.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

Type	Functional Characteristics	Application Examples
Hex Bolt	High torque transmission, hexagonal head for wrenching	Structural steel connections in construction
Socket Head Cap Screw	Internal hex drive, cylindrical head for precise torque	Machinery assemblies requiring flush mounting
Self-Tapping Screw	Drills own thread in mating material during installation	Metal sheet joining in HVAC systems
Carriage Bolt	Dome head with square neck to prevent rotation	Wood-to-metal fastening in furniture
Anchor Bolt	Expandable end for concrete substrate anchoring	Foundation connections in industrial equipment

3. Structure and Composition

Typical configurations include: - Head (hexagonal, cylindrical, or countersunk) - Bearing surface (under-head contact area) - Shank (unthreaded cylindrical section) - Threaded portion (metric or imperial pitch) - Point (tapered or blunt end) Materials range from carbon steel (grades 4.8-12.9) to stainless steel (A2/A4), titanium, and specialty alloys. Surface treatments include zinc plating, galvanization, and phosphate coatings.

4. Key Technical Parameters

Parameter	Significance
Tensile Strength (MPa)	Determines maximum axial load capacity
Proof Load (MPa)	Maximum stress before plastic deformation
Hardness (HV/HRC)	Indicates wear resistance and brittleness
Thread Pitch (mm/TPI)	Dictates engagement quality and assembly speed
Corrosion Resistance Class	Measured by salt spray test hours (e.g., ISO 9227)

5. Application Fields

Automotive: Cylinder head bolts (torque-to-yield), wheel studs
Aerospace: NAS/AN standard fasteners in airframe assemblies
Construction: M20+ diameter bolts in steel bridges
Electronics: 0-80 UNF screws in circuit board mounting
Renewables: Wind turbine tower segment connections

6. Leading Manufacturers

Manufacturer	Key Products
Hilti Corporation	HIT-HY 150 MAX adhesive anchors
Bossard Group	Delta PT self-tapping screws for aluminum
Stanley Black & Decker	FASTORQ structural hex bolts
ARaymond	Push-on quick-connect fasteners for automotive

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

Material compatibility (e.g., stainless steel in marine environments)
Load requirements (static vs. dynamic loading conditions)
Environmental exposure (temperature range, chemical contact)
Installation method (manual vs. automated torque-controlled tools)
Cost optimization (balance between performance and budget)

Example: Selecting A4-70 stainless bolts for coastal infrastructure projects ensures seawater resistance while maintaining 700MPa tensile strength.

8. Industry Trends

Current developments include:

Hybrid composite fasteners for weight reduction in EVs
Smart bolts with embedded strain sensors (IoT integration)
Self-lubricating coatings reducing installation torque variability
Additive manufacturing of customized thread profiles
Sustainability initiatives: Recyclable alloy development and process energy reduction