What is the connecting matrix?

The connecting matrix is ​​usually a metal fastening element that has been threaded on the inside. It is designed to ensure two parts together by screwing the connecting nut on the outside of another part, often a threaded rod. The outer side of the connecting matrix is ​​usually in the shape of a hexa so that it can tighten or release the key.

The connecting matrix can be made of any material, but the most common binding nuts are metal due to the strength of the material and diversity of applications in which it can be used. Metal connecting nuts can be made of stainless steel, carbon steel, brass or aluminum. In much more rare situations, they can be made of PVC or similar materials.

This type of matrix works using threads or metal grooves. One continuous male groove leads along the inside of the matrix. In addition, one continuous male groove leads along the outside of the part to be secured. When these male grooves meet, they overlap and create a safe connection that can betightened a hand or with a tool. This mechanism of using the groove to secure parts is called thread.

There are many variations for the standard connecting matrix. First, the length of the matrix may vary from below the thumb (0.0254 m) to 14 inches (0.3556 m) or even longer in special applications. Second, the surface of the connecting matrix may vary. They can be simple or galvanized, planted with other material, stained or coated.

Finally, the shape and appearance of the nut can be very different. Most of the connecting nuts are shaped on the outside, so the key can be used and most of them are open at the top and bottom to allow the rod to stretch the nut. The cap mat varies in that the upper part of the nut has above the dome. This is used to end the connecting rod. The blanket matrix is ​​similar to the cap of the cap, but the dome is in the shape more like a cone instead of a dome. In all these cases it is inSome more hexagon -shaped is a hexagon, but another standard binding matrix is ​​a square on the outside.

Another type of connecting matrix contains something called a hole. This is a hole on the outside of the matrix that travels throughout the material. The attention of the nut to the matrix allows visual control of the fibers inside, allowing verification that the fibers are properly connected.