What is the difference between rivet stud bsos and sos

What is the difference between rivet stud bsos and sos

First of all, the rivet standoffs can be divided into through-hole standoffs and blind-hole standoffs according to the front part of the head, and through-hole standoffs can be divided into SO (steel) SOS (carbon steel) according to different models, that is, different materials. ) SOA (aluminum) three commonly used materials, the SOS you said actually means that the white point is the through-hole carbon steel stud. The blind hole standoffs can be divided into three common materials: BSO (steel), BSOS (stainless steel), BSOA (aluminum) according to the model. The BSOS you mentioned is stainless steel blind hole rivet standoffs. I can't see the material, I hope it helps you.

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The shape standard of pressure riveting stud

There are generally two kinds of this, one is through-hole pressure riveting studs, and the other is blind-hole pressure riveting studs. The main difference between them is whether the holes in the studs are open or not. If they are open, they are open. If the hole is not connected, it is a blind hole. This mainly depends on how the customer uses it, and mainly depends on the performance and requirements of the matching product accessories. One thing to note is that if the stud is too long, the through hole is generally not easy to pass, and it is not easy to produce. Therefore, there are more blind-hole pressure riveting studs for longer studs. The materials used for the production of pressure riveting studs are carbon steel, medium carbon steel and stainless steel. Standoffs made of carbon or medium carbon steel are heat treated and galvanized or nickel plated.