As a core component for lightweight structural connections, aluminum alloy bolts and plugs are widely used due to their low density, high specific strength, and good machinability.
In practical applications, the number of heat treatment cycles for car seat transmission pins needs to be determined comprehensively based on material properties, usage conditions, and cost.
In modern industrial systems that pursue efficiency, energy conservation, and high performance, "lightweighting" has become a core design principle in aerospace, new energy vehicles, rail transportation, and even high-end consumer electronics.
Under high-temperature conditions, bolts face challenges far beyond simple mechanical loads.
In modern automotive seat adjustment systems, transmission pins, though small in size, are core components for smooth, quiet, and reliable adjustment.
In modern engine, motor, and hydraulic system manufacturing, sealing push-in caps for engine and motor cylinders, as critical process seals, bear the important task of sealing cylinder water jackets, cooling channels, and process orifices.