Drives

Slotted screws are driven with a straight blade screwdriver that fits the slotted drive; this is the oldest and simplest drive form. The disadvantage of this drive is that it can twist out under torque especially if the screw slot or driver tip becomes worn. Commonly found on tapered thread woodscrews and parallel thread machine screws in domestic applications or where field retightening or removal may be required. It has many applications, but is not suitable for power driver use.

4 Item(s)

per page

4 Item(s)

per page

   FASTENER PROMOTION

                    

 

 

Information 

About us      Contact us      Sign Up        Home Page        Advertise          Promote      Brochure   Advanced Search     Site Issues      Privacy Policy     Site Map    

  

Coatings 

Fastener Coatings and Finishes

Kitting

Fastener Packing and Kitting

Disclaimer

dimensional data and technical information shown on the fastenerdata website is in the public domain and has not been acquired through the standards agencies, it has been completed and compiled by fastenerdata and is for guidance only; where discrepancies are found they are subject to change without notice. fastenerdata makes no warranties or representations regarding the accuracy and validity of such information and data, and in order to ensure your interest we suggest you contact the relevant standards authority for total accuracy, fine detail and supporting information. fastenerdata is supported by paid advertisers and all pages may contain paid or sponsored content

copyright fastenerdata