what are fasteners in automotive industry?

2025-04-18

1. Types of Fasteners Commonly Used in the Automotive Industry

Bolts and Nuts: Used for engine, chassis, and body structure connection, such as high-strength wheel bolts and cylinder head bolts.

Self-tapping screws: used for plastic parts, interior panels, wiring harnesses fixed to reduce the need for pre-drilling.

Rivets (solid/pull-out): used for body sheet metal connections to improve vibration resistance.

Clips and plastic fasteners: for non-structural fixing of interior trim, bumpers, seals, etc.

Threaded inserts: to enhance the thread strength of plastic parts, such as sensor brackets, ECU housings.

 

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2. Customized automotive fasteners

Non-standard size bolts or nuts: shaped head (such as oval, square, flat round head, etc.); extended threads, shaped screws; special surface treatment (Dacromet, electrophoresis, zinc-nickel oxide alloy, etc.)

Specialized materials: high-temperature-resistant stainless steel (e.g., AISI 304/316); ultra-high-strength steel, alloy steel, titanium alloy; high temperature-resistant stainless steel (e.g., AISI 304/316); ultra-high strength steel alloy steel, titanium alloy; corrosion-resistant and lightweight materials

Composite structural fasteners: metal and plastic combinations, sealing gasket-integrated bolts, fasteners with torque control

Functional fasteners: anti-loosening, anti-vibration, anti-theft design; built-in spring structure, break-off screw design; removable/reusable structural parts.

 

As a professional fastener manufacturer, Jinxin is committed to providing high-precision and high-performance standard and customized fastening solutions for the automotive manufacturing industry. We offer carbon steel, stainless steel, titanium alloy and special coating (Dacromet, Zinc-Nickel plating) options. Turning/cold heading process accuracy up to ±0.01mm, support non-standard threads (e.g. fine threads, serration pattern).


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