Flat Washers

Flat washers are essential components used to distribute load and reduce wear in mechanical assemblies. They enhance performance by ensuring stability and reducing pressure across fastened surfaces.

  1. Applied Materials Part Number 3880-01377

    Flat Washers

    Applied Materials Part Number 3880-01377

    Washer, Flat .010 THK Teflon
  2. Applied Materials Part Number 3880-01041

    Flat Washers

    Applied Materials Part Number 3880-01041

    WASHER, FLAT #2 SST.031 THK

Common Applications

load distribution

surface protection

vibration reduction

gap filling

Buying Guide

Flat Washers Buying Guide

Choosing the right flat washer involves understanding specific load requirements and environmental conditions. Different materials offer varying degrees of corrosion resistance and mechanical properties.

Ensure the flat washer's size fits the bolt's diameter and the assembly's thickness requirements.

  • Verify the material compatibility with the intended application environment, especially if exposed to moisture or chemicals.
  • Consider the thickness needed to fill gaps or adjust the assembly's tension.
  • Examine surplus washers for any signs of wear or damage before use.
  • Check if the flat washer meets relevant industrial standards for your specific application.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are flat washers used for?
Flat washers are used to distribute load and reduce wear on fastened surfaces in various assemblies.
What materials are flat washers made from?
Flat washers can be made from materials like stainless steel and teflon to suit different environmental conditions.
How do I choose the right flat washer?
Consider the size, material, and thickness needed for your specific application to ensure proper fit and performance.
Can flat washers be reused?
While flat washers can sometimes be reused, it's important to inspect them for wear and damage to ensure ongoing reliability.