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Zinc-nickel alloy dental rod is a fastener that uses a dental rod (generally a threaded rod made of basic materials such as carbon steel) as the base and is coated with a zinc-nickel alloy layer on the surface. As a commonly used connecting component, dental rods play an important role in many fields such as machinery, construction, and automobiles. The existence of zinc-nickel alloy coating gives it unique advantages in corrosion resistance and other aspects.
Zinc-nickel alloy coating characteristics
Excellent corrosion resistance: The corrosion resistance of zinc-nickel alloy coating is much higher than that of ordinary zinc plating. The addition of nickel changes the crystal structure of zinc, making the coating more dense and able to effectively resist a variety of corrosive environments, such as salt spray environments, humid environments, and some weakly acidic and weakly alkaline environments. For example, zinc-nickel alloy dental rods can significantly extend their service life in marine environments or facilities with long-term outdoor exposure.
Good wear resistance: Zinc-nickel alloy coating has a certain hardness, and its wear resistance is significantly improved compared to pure zinc coating. When the dental rod is frequently screwed in and out of the nut, or is subject to external friction, it can better maintain surface integrity, reduce coating wear, and maintain good protective performance.
Lower risk of hydrogen embrittlement: During the electroplating process, zinc-nickel alloy plating has a lower likelihood of hydrogen embrittlement than some high-hardness electroplating layers. Hydrogen embrittlement may cause the base material of the dental rod to embrittle and reduce its mechanical properties. The risk of zinc-nickel alloy dental rods in this regard is relatively small, ensuring the reliability of dental rods.
Various specifications: Zinc-nickel alloy dental rods have a wide diameter range, ranging from a few millimeters to tens of millimeters, and common metric thread specifications include M3 - M20. The length can be customized according to actual needs, from as short as a few centimeters for small equipment connections to as long as several meters for large buildings or industrial facilities.
Wide range of applications: In the field of automobile manufacturing, it is used to connect body parts and engine peripheral parts, and can prevent fasteners from rusting in complex use environments. In electronic equipment, it can be used for structural connections inside the chassis to provide good electromagnetic shielding and corrosion resistance. In the construction industry, zinc-nickel alloy dental rods can be used for the connection of steel structures, curtain wall installation, etc. to enhance the durability of the structure. They are especially suitable for buildings along the coast or in areas with heavy industrial pollution.
Haina is committed to providing customers with high-quality stainless steel standard fasteners and professional services to meet various engineering needs. We have a large amount of spot inventory to ensure fast delivery and save you waiting time. In addition, we provide the following value-added services to help your purchasing experience:
1. Free samples: provide samples for customer testing.
2. 3.1 Test report: quality test report that meets international standards.
3. Video factory inspection: support video factory inspection to demonstrate production process and quality management.
Is a threaded rod a stud?
Yes, a threaded rod can be considered a type of stud, especially when it is fully threaded and used to join or fasten components. However, in some contexts, stud may refer specifically to shorter threaded fasteners.
What is the difference between a stud and a threaded rod?
The main difference between studs and threaded rods is their length and purpose. Studs are usually shorter and have threads at both ends, with no threads or only a small amount of threads in the middle. They are used for double-sided fixing, such as the connection between flanges and mechanical parts. Threaded rods are threaded throughout and have a longer length. They can be cut as needed and are widely used in construction, installation, and maintenance for fixing, tightening, or structural reinforcement. Studs are suitable for precision connections, while threaded rods are more flexible and suitable for general fixing.
What is a double-ended stud?
A double-ended stud is a stud with threads on both ends, no threads or only a small number of threads in the middle, and is used to connect parts that need to be fixed on both sides. It is usually used to fix parts on a larger body, with one end screwed into the body and the other end connected to other parts through a nut to form a reliable connection. Double-ended studs are mostly used in occasions that require frequent loading and unloading or high precision, such as engines, mechanical equipment, and flange connections. Its structure is simple, provides high-strength fastening effect, and is easy to disassemble and maintain.
Zinc-nickel alloy dental rod is a fastener that uses a dental rod (generally a threaded rod made of basic materials such as carbon steel) as the base and is coated with a zinc-nickel alloy layer on the surface. As a commonly used connecting component, dental rods play an important role in many fields such as machinery, construction, and automobiles. The existence of zinc-nickel alloy coating gives it unique advantages in corrosion resistance and other aspects.
Zinc-nickel alloy coating characteristics
Excellent corrosion resistance: The corrosion resistance of zinc-nickel alloy coating is much higher than that of ordinary zinc plating. The addition of nickel changes the crystal structure of zinc, making the coating more dense and able to effectively resist a variety of corrosive environments, such as salt spray environments, humid environments, and some weakly acidic and weakly alkaline environments. For example, zinc-nickel alloy dental rods can significantly extend their service life in marine environments or facilities with long-term outdoor exposure.
Good wear resistance: Zinc-nickel alloy coating has a certain hardness, and its wear resistance is significantly improved compared to pure zinc coating. When the dental rod is frequently screwed in and out of the nut, or is subject to external friction, it can better maintain surface integrity, reduce coating wear, and maintain good protective performance.
Lower risk of hydrogen embrittlement: During the electroplating process, zinc-nickel alloy plating has a lower likelihood of hydrogen embrittlement than some high-hardness electroplating layers. Hydrogen embrittlement may cause the base material of the dental rod to embrittle and reduce its mechanical properties. The risk of zinc-nickel alloy dental rods in this regard is relatively small, ensuring the reliability of dental rods.
Various specifications: Zinc-nickel alloy dental rods have a wide diameter range, ranging from a few millimeters to tens of millimeters, and common metric thread specifications include M3 - M20. The length can be customized according to actual needs, from as short as a few centimeters for small equipment connections to as long as several meters for large buildings or industrial facilities.
Wide range of applications: In the field of automobile manufacturing, it is used to connect body parts and engine peripheral parts, and can prevent fasteners from rusting in complex use environments. In electronic equipment, it can be used for structural connections inside the chassis to provide good electromagnetic shielding and corrosion resistance. In the construction industry, zinc-nickel alloy dental rods can be used for the connection of steel structures, curtain wall installation, etc. to enhance the durability of the structure. They are especially suitable for buildings along the coast or in areas with heavy industrial pollution.
Haina is committed to providing customers with high-quality stainless steel standard fasteners and professional services to meet various engineering needs. We have a large amount of spot inventory to ensure fast delivery and save you waiting time. In addition, we provide the following value-added services to help your purchasing experience:
1. Free samples: provide samples for customer testing.
2. 3.1 Test report: quality test report that meets international standards.
3. Video factory inspection: support video factory inspection to demonstrate production process and quality management.
Is a threaded rod a stud?
Yes, a threaded rod can be considered a type of stud, especially when it is fully threaded and used to join or fasten components. However, in some contexts, stud may refer specifically to shorter threaded fasteners.
What is the difference between a stud and a threaded rod?
The main difference between studs and threaded rods is their length and purpose. Studs are usually shorter and have threads at both ends, with no threads or only a small amount of threads in the middle. They are used for double-sided fixing, such as the connection between flanges and mechanical parts. Threaded rods are threaded throughout and have a longer length. They can be cut as needed and are widely used in construction, installation, and maintenance for fixing, tightening, or structural reinforcement. Studs are suitable for precision connections, while threaded rods are more flexible and suitable for general fixing.
What is a double-ended stud?
A double-ended stud is a stud with threads on both ends, no threads or only a small number of threads in the middle, and is used to connect parts that need to be fixed on both sides. It is usually used to fix parts on a larger body, with one end screwed into the body and the other end connected to other parts through a nut to form a reliable connection. Double-ended studs are mostly used in occasions that require frequent loading and unloading or high precision, such as engines, mechanical equipment, and flange connections. Its structure is simple, provides high-strength fastening effect, and is easy to disassemble and maintain.
