There are different types of steel, but for manufacturing fasteners for aircraft, stainless steel and alloy steel are ideal
Their strength makes them better for producing screws and bolts used on aircraft surfaces and landing gear
In the manufacturing of some commercial aircraft fasteners, titanium material could replace aluminum
Aerospace Collars (Lock Bolt Rivet): These fasteners fit seamlessly with lock bolt rivets (available separately)
They aid in attaching the rivet or bolt to the object and have compatible metal alloy bodies
These unique fasteners have applications in place of standard AN nuts and bolts, and they have high metal strength while being lightweight
As a result, the fasteners used in manufacturing the aircraft are high quality and extremely durable
Fasteners also can assemble aerostructures such as the fuselage, wings, empennage, nose, pylon, nacelle, flight control surfaces, and many more
Besides, they provide attractiveness and durability to commercial and military aircraft designs
