Rapidfix develops EZ head - a new concave surface head design that significantly reduces screw driver insertion failure compared with regular screw heads.
The new and innovative EZ head was developed to reduce the irritating slip-offs where the driver slips off the head surface, requiring re-alignment and re-insertion.
A special engineered concave surface helps guiding a screw driver or bit directly towards the screw recess even if the driver is inserted off-centre.
Initial testing where driver insertion failure was compared with regular flat head screws, revealed that using the EZ head resulted in up to 50% less cases of failure or slip-offs from the head surface.
The new design allows for exceptionally quick and easy insertion of screw drivers from difficult angles or under difficult handling conditions. Ultimately, the EZ head requires less fiddling to align the driver with the recess, less complications, less energy and less time spent on repetitive fixing jobs.
The new head can be fitted with countersunk head fasteners of all international standards as well as non-standard designs.
To learn more about this innovation, please visit: http://www.rapidfix-fasteners.com/ez-head.html
Rapidfix is specialized in the manufacturing and supply of high-grade fasteners, produced in ISO 9001 and ISO/TS 16949 certified facilities in Taiwan, Vietnam and China.
Rapidfix offers a solid alternative to the patchwork of Asian suppliers; a one-stop Asia industrial supply solution, which guarantees legality, reliable deliveries supported by IT integration, technical engineering support and multi-layered quality control. With own manufacturing operations complimented by strategic sourcing, Rapidfix caters for a full range of fastener needs: - high-tensile bolts, socket cap screws, hex bolts, set screws (8.8, 10.9, 12.9 - self-drilling and self-tapping screws - industrial anchoring systems and concrete screws - fasteners for construction and wood work - automotive and special engineered fasteners (special requirements) To learn more about Rapidfix, please visit: http://www.rapidfix-fasteners.com
