Metal screws - Import export

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Superbright bipolar red, yellow and green LEDs assemblies with resitor for 120VAC or 240VAC. Plastic housing or rugged screw on metal housing-all available with IP66 sealing. Custom wire leads,plug, connectors options available by verco electromechanical components. mounting holes 7,93 mm or 12,70 mm

During re-machining, a cutting tool is used to remove material from a workpiece in order to shape or surface it as required. We offer re-machining (turning, twisting) as wage work. The following machining operations we offer: Turn thin stem, pins and tips Screw punctures, approaches and undercuts Heads of screws / cold shaped parts machining process (turning) further machining operations are possible on request. Our curve-controlled automatic Audrema lathes offer you further possibilities of finishing cold-moulded parts. These automatic lathes are designed to achieve maximum precision and reproducibility at high throughputs. Short loading and unloading times permit economical production of medium-sized and large series.

Roofing self-tapping screw for metal DIN-EN-ISO 15480 (old - DIN 7504-K) with an EPDM washer 2.4-2.8 mm thick Standard Head: hexagonal with a shoulder, , turnkey 8 (D-5.5) or 10 (D-6.3) mm, a marking mark in the form of the letter "X" is stamped on the cap

Washer for roofing screws With EPDM rubber gasket, galvanized / has no official standard The washer for the roofing screw is equipped with an EPDM rubber gasket made of ethylene, propylene, diene, methylene. It is not used without a self-tapping screw. The metal part of the washer is coated with white zinc. When painting the roofing screw, the metal part of the washer surface is painted. Coating of the metal part: white zinc. Gasket material: neoprene or EPDM E - ethylene, P - propylene, D - diene, M - methylene. Attention! The thickness of the EPDM rubber gasket on the washer is 2.4-2.8 mm.

Round steel / Square steel, Flat steel , L cornier profile , IPE Steel and much more

Pan head screws - metal ~DIN 85 (~DIN EN ISO 1580) Material: machining steel 4.8 zinc-plated

Countersunk screws - metal ~DIN 963 (~DIN EN ISO 2009) Material: machining steel 4.8 zinc-plated

Hexagon head screws - metal ~DIN 933 (~DIN EN ISO 4017, threaded to head) Material: machining steel 4.8 zinc-plated

Hexagon head screws - metal ~DIN 933 (~DIN EN ISO 4017, threaded to head) Material: stainless steel A2

Pan head screws - metal ~DIN 85 (~DIN EN ISO 1580) Material: stainless steel A2

Lens head screws - metal, cross slot ~DIN 7985 (~DIN EN ISO 7045 - form H) Material: machining steel 4.8 zinc-plated

Lens head screws - metal, cross slot ~DIN 7985 (~DIN EN ISO 7045 - form H) Material: stainless steel A2

Countersunk screws - metal ~DIN 963 (~DIN EN ISO 2009) Material: stainless steel A2

Contaminated bulk material is cleaned One of the most annoying and expensive problems with bulk material processing is the contamination by foreign substances. These contaminants not only reduce the quality of the final product, they also cause damage to the machines and failures. Especially high-strength small metal parts such as screws, nuts, washers, or cotter pins cause serious damage to the processing machinery. For this reason, the production costs with contract processing are often uncontrollable. Ebbecke has the production under control To solve this costly nuisance, the engineers of Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik AG have developed their own system with which goods that have been contaminated by metal particles can be cleaned. This is done using the inductively-working metal detector that detects even the finest metal abrasions and reliably separates them from the goods. Through a trouble-free production process delays, non-compliance of supply contracts and consequent compensatio