There is often a risk of thread damage due to cross-threading as a result of assembly-related angular and axial deviations of the screw and nut thread. These are seizure phenomena in the first threads of the bolt and/or nut, which can render entire components unusable. A special flank geometry of the first threads is characteristic. There are basically two variants here: MAThread® and MATpoint®.
Screws with an axial offset of up to 12° can be screwed in quickly and easily. Disruptions in the work process are drastically reduced. Additional costs due to incorrect screwing are eliminated. This saves costs in the long term, especially with manual feeding.
1. misalignment (attachment point)
The patented MAThread® tip is optimally suited to ensure that the screw is securely positioned up to an axial misalignment of 12°.
2. thread threads in
When the threads touch, the patented MAThread® thread threads automatically and brings the screw into the optimum screw-in position.
3. screwing-in process
The MAThread® thread aligns the two threads optimally at all times. This makes them easier to screw in with less effort. The assembly process is safer and more efficient.
WSH MAThread® / MATpoint® are combined with application-optimized thread ends such as crests, points or studs. This results in special variants that optimize your processes and thus deliver cost benefits.
