Stainless steel hardware accessories have important and diverse applications in power tools, primarily in the following areas:

Power and transmission system connections: The transmission system between a power tool's motor and working parts (such as drill bits and grinding wheels) often requires Stainless steel fittings, such as connectors and bushings. These accessories, with their high strength, can withstand the torque and impact forces associated with transmission, ensuring efficient power transmission and proper tool operation. For example, in tools like angle grinders and electric drills, Stainless steel connectors provide a stable connection between the motor output shaft and the working head.

Fluid and air pressure control and adaptation: Some power tools (such as rotary hammers with cooling functions and pneumatic wrenches) require the transmission of coolant or compressed air. Stainless steel fittings, such as valves and connectors, precisely control the flow and flow of these fluids or gases. Their excellent sealing properties prevent leaks, while their corrosion resistance protects against chemicals in the coolant or moisture in the compressed air, ensuring the stable performance of the tool's auxiliary functions, such as cooling and lubrication. Structural Stability and Protective Support: Stainless steel screws, nuts, flanges, and other accessories provide secure connections in power tool housings, handle connections, and other structural areas, ensuring overall tool stability and safety. Furthermore, stainless steel's corrosion resistance allows it to withstand the dust and moisture that power tools may encounter, reducing structural loosening caused by rust and damage, thereby extending the tool's lifespan.