Showing posts with label Self Tapping Wood Screws. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self Tapping Wood Screws. Show all posts

Monday, August 8, 2011

Wedge Washers

The application of self-tapping wood screws in wood-to-wood connection systems and as reinforcement has been done many times in the past decade. The use of self tapping wood screws in steel-to-wood connection systems however has been limited because proper bearing of the screw head, especially for screw angles other 90 degrees has been a concern. CNC machinery was often needed to provide countersunk pre-drilled holes in steel plates for 45° or 30° angles. Our 45° and 30° wedge washer was specially designed to provide a more cost efficient solution for this problem.

Advantages:
No more need to pre-drill steel plates at 45° and 30°
Simply pre-drill at 90°
Only basic machinery required


http://www.my-ti-con.com/data/technical-approvals/Angle%20washer%2045%20degree.pdf

http://www.my-ti-con.com/data/technical-approvals/Angle%20washer_Maik.pdf

The test facility for steel, wood and brick at the University of Karlsruhe (TH) was assigned to investigate the applicability of the angle washer for steel-to-wood connections. The angle washer shall transmit forces between an inclined screw (screw-in angle 45°) and the connected steel plate.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Wedge Washers

The application of sef-tapping wood screws in wood-to-wood connection systems and as reinforcement has been done many times in the past decade. The use of self tapping wood screws in steel-to-wood connection systems however has been limited becasue proper bearing of the screw head, especially for screw angles other 90 degrees has been a concern. CNC machinery was often needed to provide countersunk pre-drilled holes in steel plates for 45° or 30° angles. Our 45° and 30° wedge washer was specially designed to provide a more cost efficient solution for this problem.

Advantages:
No more need to pre-drill steel plates at 45° and 30°
Simply pre-drill at 90°
Only basic machinery required


Follow the links below to see the test data:

http://www.my-ti-con.com/data/technical-approvals/Angle%20washer%2045%20degree.pdf

http://www.my-ti-con.com/data/technical-approvals/Angle%20washer_Maik.pdf

The test facility for steel, wood and brick at the University of Karlsruhe (TH) was assigned to investigate the applicability of the angle washer for steel-to-wood connections. The angle washer shall transmit forces between an inclined screw (screw-in angle 45°) and the connected steel plate.