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Bolt Strength Rating

Project Factory3 of November of 202130 december 2023Screw Calculation, Technical calculations, Machine elements, Eureca, FPH, HFP, Bolts and NutsCL10.9, CL12.9, CL4.8, CL5.8, CL6.8, CL8.8, screw classes, Bolt Strength Rating, Mechanics, mechanic, mechanics, mechanics, Screws, Hex screws

Eureca! Ideas and Technical Solutions in an Image!

Knowing screw head types and slots

Project Factory25 September of 201830 december 2023Machine elements, Eureca, FPH, HFP, Bolts and NutsHeads Screws, mechanical Engineering, Screws, Screw Heads, Types of head screws, Types of Screws Screws

Eureca! Ideas and Technical Solutions in an Image!

List of DIN Standards for Screws

Project Factory30 of August of 201830 december 2023Eureca, FPH, HFP, Bolts and Nutsmechanical Engineering, DIN standards, DIN standards for screws, Screws

Eureca! Ideas and Technical Solutions in an Image!

Knowing and comparing the Screw Tension Degree: Metric and Inch

Project Factory26 of August of 201830 december 2023Eureca, FPH, HFPscrew head code, mechanical Engineering, hex bolts, Screws, screw torque

Eureca! Ideas and Technical Solutions in an Image!

Mechanical Record: Machine Processes and Elements

Project Factory26 of october 20113 from May of 2013Stainless steel, Mechanical Calculation, Machine elements, Materials for Mechanical Manufacturing, Metal profiles, Plastic, Manufacturing Processes, On the left, Technical Tableselastic ring, Washers, gravity center, braces, Corrosion, hardness, FP, non-ferrous materials, union methods, Screws, profiles, plastics, nuts, material preparation, roughness, On the left, tolerances, superficial treatments

We link to this post an interesting material in Spanish presented as a mechanical record, developed by Emilio Calvo. Here you can find several guidelines, tables and technical calculations of mechanical elements and processes. Check it out below and good project!

Metallic Portrait: Patience and Perfection!

Project Factory25 March of 201126 of january 2012Machine elementsplastic art, metal sculpture, FP, Screws

By far, looks like an enlarged photograph. But it is not. Andrew Myers, artist born in Germany, spends hours planning his creations, mainly made with screws. Equipped with a screwdriver, it calculates how much the piece must be embedded in the mold, creating a three-dimensional effect. The finish is due to the painting. It is worth checking!