Låseskruver

Låseskruver, also known as security screws or tamper-evident screws, are specialized fasteners designed to deter unauthorized access or tampering. Unlike standard screws, lasoeskruver are engineered with features that make them difficult to remove without leaving visible signs of tampering. This is achieved through various design elements such as:

1. **Countersunk Heads**: The heads of lasoeskruver are often countersunk, meaning they are flush with the surface of the material they are securing. This makes it impossible to see the screw head from the outside, making it difficult to determine if a screw has been removed.

2. **Undercut Threads**: The threads of lasoeskruver are undercut, meaning they are cut at an angle. This makes it difficult to insert a screwdriver into the threads, as the screwdriver will catch on the undercut and strip the threads.

3. **Tamper-Resistant Materials**: Some lasoeskruver are made from materials that are resistant to tampering, such as stainless steel or brass. These materials are less likely to be damaged by standard tools.

4. **Specialized Drives**: Certain lasoeskruver have specialized drive mechanisms, such as Torx or Allen drives, which are less common and more difficult to obtain than standard screwdrivers.

Låseskruver are commonly used in applications where security is a concern, such as in the automotive industry to prevent unauthorized vehicle modifications, in electronics to protect against tampering, and in packaging to deter tampering with sealed products. They are an effective deterrent to unauthorized access or tampering, but they should not be relied upon as a sole security measure.