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Revision as of 14:38, 19 September 2017
Washers can be used to increase the effective size of a screw head or nut in order to protect the material beneath or to keep the screw from slipping through a hole. They are also used as spacers, but if you need more than just a bit of a gap it might be a good idea to cut a matching length of pipe instead of using lots of stacked washers.
It's also possible to laser cut rings out of free laser scraps - maybe those could even be sunk with "3D engrave"? Please let us know if you've tried!
This page mainly shows you what sizes we have in stock. DIN 125 washers are "regular" washers; DIN 9021 washers are fender washers (DE: Karosseriescheiben) with OD (outer diameter) = 3 × ID (inner diameter).
Plain Washers
| MaterialInfoBox Plain Washers | |
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| Synonyms: | flat washers; DE: Unterlegscheiben, Beilagscheiben, DIN 125 |
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| Used with: | screws, nuts |
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| ID | OD | thickness |
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| TBD | TBD | TBD |
Fender Washers
| MaterialInfoBox Fender Washers | |
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| Synonyms: | penny washers; DE: Kotflügelscheiben, Karosseriescheiben, DIN 9021 |
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| Used with: | screws, nuts |
Fender washers have a very large outer diameter and are commonly used when joining thin sheet materials together.
