Combines Spring Force with Serrated Surface Engagement
When compressed, the disc-shaped structure generates axial spring-back force, while the serrations increase friction against the screw head, nut, and workpiece surface.
Provides Auxiliary Anti-Loosening Performance
The serrated surface can bite into the mating surface. Combined with elastic preload, this helps reduce the possibility of reverse screw rotation under general vibration conditions.
Compensates for Minor Clearance Changes
The elastic disc structure can compensate for certain preload changes caused by component settlement, dimensional tolerances, and thermal expansion or contraction.
Concentrated Contact Points Improve Engagement
The serrated structure creates multiple localized contact points, improving surface engagement and making the washer suitable for machinery, automotive and motorcycle components, and electrical equipment.
Compact Installation Space
The thin-profile structure can be installed directly onto a screw or bolt. Because the serrated surface may leave indentations, suitability should be confirmed before use on visible surfaces or softer materials.









