DIN125 Washer

Definition:

It is a disc with a hole in the middle, used with washers, bolts, nuts, rivets or other fasteners. Washers are usually made of metal or plastic.

The main functions of stamps are:

• Reducing friction: Washers help reduce friction between the surface of the bolt or nut and the part to be connected. This helps prevent the bolt or nut from coming loose.
• Distributing the connection: Washers help distribute the load of the connection over a larger area. This helps make the connection more solid and durable.
• Insulate: Washers can help reduce the electrical conductivity of the bolt or nut. This is used to connect parts that need to be electrically isolated.
• Ensuring safety: Washers can be used to prevent the bolt or nut from turning or slipping. This is used in security-critical applications.

Stamps come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The most common types of stamps are:

• Round washer: The most common type of washer. It has a round hole.
• Hexagonal washer: Has a hexagonal hole.
• Flat washer: It has a flat hole.
• Spring washer: A washer that expands like a spring when squeezed.
• Security washer: A washer designed to prevent the bolt or nut from turning or slipping.