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Weld nuts are a type of fastener that are designed to be welded onto a metal surface. They have a cylindrical shape with a threaded hole in the center, allowing for the attachment of bolts or screws. Weld Nuts,Stainless Steel Weld Nuts,Metric Weld Nuts,Welding Captive Nuts Taizhou Wanluo Hardware Products Co., Ltd. , https://www.wlhardware.com
These nuts are typically made of steel or other durable materials, ensuring their strength and reliability in various applications. They are commonly used in industries such as automotive, construction, and manufacturing, where a strong and permanent connection is required.
Weld nuts are often described as having a flanged or non-flanged design. Flanged weld nuts have a larger surface area around the threaded hole, providing increased stability and load-bearing capacity. Non-flanged weld nuts, on the other hand, have a smaller profile and are more suitable for applications with limited space or clearance.
Overall, weld nuts are an essential component in metal fabrication and assembly processes, offering a secure and efficient method of fastening.
The European and Japanese machine tool wars are getting worse and stronger, Japan is improving its production capacity.
According to the "Nihon Keizai Shimbun" report, recently, European machine tool manufacturers have used the opportunity of the depreciation of the euro to increase orders in the international market, and the competition between Japanese and European machine tools has intensified. In order to compete with European companies, Japanese large machine tool manufacturers have stepped up their production efficiency, significantly updated production equipment, and increased production workshops. Japan's major machine tool manufacturer Tsuzuki Precision Machine Tool Co., Ltd. plans to invest 1 billion yen in February to upgrade its basic production equipment, double its production capacity, and double the Niigata plant area from the current 6,400 square meters to improve machine tool assembly efficiency. . OKUMA, another large machine tool manufacturer, plans to invest 7 billion yen in a new workshop for new equipment at the Aichi Plant to further increase production efficiency. Mori Seiki Co., Ltd. invested 8 billion yen to build a machine tool parts processing and assembly plant in Mie Prefecture. It will be in operation in February, and the production capacity is expected to increase by 20%. It is reported that in 2011, Japanese machine tools received domestic and foreign orders totaling 1,326.1 billion yen, a year-on-year increase of 35.5%, of which overseas orders accounted for 8.2%, amounting to 904.5 billion yen, an increase of 34.8%, a record high in four years. . In terms of countries, the largest order value from China was 327.8 billion yen, up 29.6% year-on-year. The following orders were India and Thailand, and orders from Asia accounted for 56% of overseas orders.