As an alloy, the mixture of metals that make up steel plays an integral role in defining its characteristics. Because the amount of carbon in an alloy can vary greatly, steel is often classified by its carbon content. Let’s dive into the common types of steel and how...
The front panel is an important component for many electrical systems, enabling operators to access the internal components with ease. However, the front panel needs to be secure, while also facilitating ease of use to ensure that the equipment functions properly....
For more than 70 years, self-clinching hardware has been an invaluable tool when joining components to thin sheet metal. This technology is extremely versatile, with self-clinching fasteners including nuts, studs, spacers, and stand-offs. Once installed, these...
There are many different screws on the market, each designed for specific purposes. In the construction industry, along with many others, screws that create their own threads are widely used. However, there are two types of screws that are often confused with each...
For many industries, corrosion presents a significant challenge. According to the Electrochemical Society, corrosion is extremely dangerous and can threaten human life. For example, when metal components in bridges or roadways corrode, they can collapse. In...
In 1960, Electronic Fasteners opened its first office in Waltham, Massachusetts. Even in its infancy, the company enjoyed great success, posting profits in its first year before expanding to a new warehouse (greater than five times the first office’s size) five years...
Across many industries, there is a high demand for products that lessen the environmental impact of business processes. Especially in industries that rely on fasteners, there is a growing interest in environmentally friendly lubricants. The original introduction of...
Thin film coatings protect steel from corrosion. Contact Electronic Fasteners to help you find the right coated fasteners for any application.
As fastening experts, Electronic Fasteners can help you find the right product with an appropriate clamp load for bolted joints.
Hydrogen embrittlement can cause fasteners to become weak or fail; Electronic Fasteners has products designed to withstand this damage.
