Csavartoldót

A csavartoldót, or screw connector, is a simple mechanical fastener used to join two or more components. It typically consists of a threaded shaft and a head, which can be designed in various shapes such as slotted, Phillips, or hexagonal, allowing for different driving tools. The threaded shaft engages with a corresponding threaded hole or nut, creating a secure connection through friction and the wedging action of the threads.

Csavartoldót are commonly made from metal, including steel, brass, and aluminum, chosen based on the required strength, corrosion resistance, and weight of the application. They are widely employed in construction, manufacturing, automotive, and electronics industries for their ease of use, reliability, and ability to be disassembled and reassembled. The specific type of csavartoldót used depends on factors like the load-bearing requirements, environmental conditions, and desired aesthetic. Variants include machine screws, wood screws, and self-tapping screws, each adapted for particular materials and installation methods.