Lock Washer

Overview

Lock Washer is a furniture fastener engineered for engineered-wood panels (MDF, particle board, plywood), giving strong pull-out resistance and fast, repeatable assembly. The notes below cover construction, selection factors, sizes, materials, finishes, application fit, and installation for OEM production.

Key Specifications

Specifications are configurable for OEM/ODM orders. Exact values are confirmed on the datasheet for your order.

How to Choose

• Screw type and thread for the board material
• Head type and drive (Pozi, Torx, hex socket)
• Length and diameter for the joint
• Board material: MDF, particle board, or plywood
• Pre-drilling and pilot-hole requirement
• Pull-out resistance and joint strength
• Bulk packaging and count per carton

Material Options

Hardened carbon steel with zinc plating is standard; stainless suits damp or outdoor-adjacent furniture. Thread geometry is tuned for chipboard and MDF holding power.

Finish Options

Zinc-plated (clear or yellow) is the default for corrosion resistance; black and nickel match exposed assembly screws.

Application Fit

Truck and Tool Storage

For this application, lock washer is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

Face Frame Cabinets

For this application, lock washer is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

Frameless Cabinets

For this application, lock washer is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

Kitchen Cabinets

For this application, lock washer is specified for daily use, soft-close motion, moisture resistance, and fast, repeatable installation on the line.

Bathroom Vanities

For this application, lock washer is specified for humidity and corrosion resistance, compact drawers, and easy maintenance.

Wardrobe Cabinets

For this application, lock washer is specified for quiet operation, smooth movement, and space-saving storage.

Recommended for These Applications

Installation Notes

Pre-drill the recommended pilot in MDF and particle board to prevent splitting, then drive to flush without over-torquing. Use the correct bit to avoid cam-out on high-volume lines.

Buying Notes for OEM Orders

For OEM assembly, standardize a short list of screw sizes per joint type and order in bulk cartons with consistent drive type to keep the line fast.

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