They are widely used in other capacities e.g. as spacers or for sealing purposes, as well as in plumbing and coastal applications. BS4320 washer forms A to D are typically supplied self-finish in a range of metals including steel alloys, brass and copper. They're able to reduce wear-and-tear over time as a result of friction. This means that any joins they are used in will have their lifespan extended. They minimise distortion, ensure even load distribution and reduce pressure, making them a practical choice for use in industrial and construction settings. Brass is considered a viable alternative to Bronze as it is more cost-effective whilst retaining high thermal conductivity, good corrosive resistance and non-magnetic properties. It also offers a more decorative finish compared to Bronze – ideal if the washers are visible once installed. Available now at Fastenright Washers are a thin ring of material with a hole in the centre. They are an essential part of any fastener assembly and are used in conjunction with screws, nuts and bolts. Washers provide a range of benefits, such as preventing wear, reducing pressure, reducing vibration or to prevent the screw from loosening. Types of Washer

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Size-It is important to ensure that your washer is compatible with other fasteners you are using. The screw or bolt is usually measured in metric dimensions, such as M10 (10mm) or M8 (8mm).

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Shape- The majority of washers are round to match the round head of a screw of bolt. You can also buy square washers for use with bolts with a square head. Brass washers are typically utilised in fastener assemblies to distribute loads evenly and increase structural support. Once installed they prevent over-tightening, damage to the installation material and help maintain tension that can be lost due to vibrations. It is important that your washer is compatible with your fasteners and your chosen application. You should consider the following information when choosing a washer. These fasteners from the RS PRO range are an invaluable part of any fastener assembly. They have a brass construction making them reliable for use in low-friction applications such as electrical work or gears, plumbing, doorknobs and bearings. Our full range of Brass washers can be found below. These include Flat Washers to DIN 125 – the most common and highly demanded washer on the market – available in Form A and Form B variants. Other popular types such as Flat Washers to DIN 433 and DIN 9021 standard can also be supplied.