Acrylic Picture Frame Standoffs 6x70xM4 Sign Board Fixing Screw With Nickel Plating

Product Description

Picture frame fixing screws are fasteners used to install and secure picture frames, album frames, or decorative frames. They are typically made of metals such as steel, stainless steel, or brass, offering excellent durability and corrosion resistance. Picture frame fixing screws generally connect to the back panel of the picture frame and the wall via threads, ensuring the frame is securely fixed in the desired position. These screws are commonly used in home decoration, art displays, and shop displays, providing reliable fixation while maintaining a neat appearance.

Key Features

• High-strength material, highly durable:Picture frame fixing screws are usually made of materials such as steel, stainless steel, and brass, which have strong tensile strength and corrosion resistance, ensuring that they will not deform or rust during long-term use, and are suitable for use in various environments.
• Anti-loosening and anti-vibration design:The frame's fixing screws feature an anti-loosening design, ensuring a secure hold even after prolonged use or under slight vibration. This anti-loosening design is especially important for environments that are frequently moved or susceptible to external vibration (such as shops and exhibition halls).
• Diverse designs and specifications: Picture frame fixing screws are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, colors, and surface finishes to suit different picture frame sizes and style requirements. Common styles include round head and flat head, and different surface effects such as gold plating, silver plating, polished or matte are available to meet the needs of different decorating styles.

Customization

We offer comprehensive customization services to meet specific customer requirements, including different sizes, materials, and precision levels. Our professional technical team oversees the entire customization process to ensure the final product meets your exact specifications and performance expectations.