HDG F436 Washer (Metric) (BT)
| Code | Description | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 10mm | ₱9.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 12mm | ₱12.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 16mm | ₱14.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 20mm | ₱24.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 22mm | ₱28.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 24mm | ₱34.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 27mm | ₱42.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 30mm | ₱45.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 33mm | ₱72.00 |
| # | HDG F436 Washer | 36mm | ₱83.00 |
Technical Usage
Hot Dipped Galvanized F436 Flat Washers are primarily used in applications where a corrosion-resistant, durable fastening solution is required. Their primary role is to evenly distribute the load of a fastener, reducing wear and tear on the material being fastened. These washers are commonly used in heavy-duty machinery, construction projects, automotive, and structural steel assembly, especially in outdoor settings or areas exposed to moisture and corrosive elements. Their hot-dipped galvanized finish makes them ideal for use in environments where longevity and resistance to rust are crucial.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Hot Dipped Galvanized |
| Shape | Flat Washer |
| Standard | F436 |
| Thickness | 1.1mm to 7.8 (varies with size) |
| Outer Diameter | Varies depending on fastener size |
| Inner Diameter | 10mm to 36mm |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent (due to hot dipped galvanization) |
Types of Item
- Flat Washer
- Galvanized Washer
- F436 Washer
- Corrosion-Resistant Washer
- Steel Washer
History
The Hot Dipped Galvanized F436 Flat Washer is part of a series of industrial washers standardized by the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) for use in various applications where corrosion resistance and reliability are key. The F436 specification ensures that these washers have a higher standard of load-bearing capacity and corrosion resistance compared to regular flat washers. The development of hot-dipped galvanization in the early 20th century revolutionized the way washers and other fasteners were protected from environmental wear, particularly in industries where rust and corrosion were persistent challenges.
