A captive fastener is a type of hardware used to secure parts together by trapping them in place, preventing removal without breaking the part or the fastener itself.
Where To Use Captive Fastener
Captive fasteners are commonly used in industrial and automotive applications where high-security fastening is required.
Assembly lines
Maintenance and repair operations
Heavy machinery and equipment
Key Features Of Captive Fastener
High-security fastening
Prevents part removal
Suitable for high-temperature and corrosive environments
Wide range of materials and sizes available
How To Use Captive Fastener
Select the appropriate size and material for the application
Insert the captive fastener into the designated hole or slot
Tighten the fastener securely to ensure part retention
Verify that the fastener is functioning as intended
How Captive Fastener Is Manufactured
The manufacturing process for captive fasteners typically involves metal stamping, machining, or forging, followed by quality control checks and packaging.
Technical Specification Of Captive Fastener
Length (mm)
10-50
Diameter (mm)
3-10
Material
Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass
Head Style
Slotted, Hexagonal, Round
Finish
Zinc Plated, Chrome Plated, Black Oxide
The technical specifications of captive fasteners are critical to ensuring proper function and compatibility with the application. The length, diameter, material, head style, and finish all contribute to the overall performance and durability of the fastener.
Description Of Captive Fastener
A captive fastener is a type of hardware used to secure parts together by trapping them in place, preventing removal without breaking the part or the fastener itself.
Related Products & Synonyms Of Captive Fastener
Clips and clips
Captive screws
Fastening systems
Synonyms for captive fastener include clips, clamps, and retaining rings.
