Fukung Hardware Co. Ltd is a Professional bolt manufacturer in Taiwan. With ISO 9001 / TS16949 certified quality, Fukung supplies Custom made bolts for various industries, such as Automotive industry, Agriculture machinery industry, Electrical system application, Solar panel installation and more.
Our product lines include — Stainless Steel bolts, T bolts, Hammerhead bolts, Automotive fasteners, Industrial fasteners, Solar panel fasteners, Special screws, Tamper proof screws, Special material bolts and more.
Fukung specialize in producing Multi station bolts and Custom design bolts per customer drawings. We are equipped with 6-station machines, 5-station machines, 4-station machines and header machines, to produce Special bolts per customer design.
We are capable to provide IMDS and PPAP documents per customer request. Our bolts made with Harden and Property strength will always be tested in house for Hardness and Tensile strength on every batch, to ensure product quality.
You are welcome to send your enquiry to us for our quotation service.
Contact email: enquiry@fukung.com.tw Attention: Candice Hwang.
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Stainless Steel bolts / T bolts / Special screws / Solar panel fasteners / Tensile Strength
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For your taper and butt joints, you can use two methods: paper or mesh tape. The Coach explains why to use both methods.
To hide “butt joints” (where two non-tapered ends of drywall meet), you have to build up a hump of joint compound that’s very thin and wide. This is time consuming and difficult to do well. So if you’re a novice drywall finisher, avoiding butt joints is smart.
The best way to avoid butt joints is to use sheets of drywall that are long enough to cover entire walls and ceilings. As a result, you’ll have only tapered joints to finish. Drywall sheets are commonly available in 8- and 12-ft. lengths, and specialty suppliers carry 14-ft. sheets (in the yellow pages under “Drywall”).
If your ceiling is longer than 14 ft., you can’t avoid butt joints. But you can avoid butt joints on a wall that exceeds 14 ft. Simply hang the sheets vertically rather than horizontally. That way, you’ll have several tapered joints to cover, but no butt joints. Hanging drywall vertically is slower than hanging it horizontally because you have to make sure the tapered edges fall at the centers of studs. Cut the first sheet to width so the tapered edge lands on the center of a stud. After that, the edges of each sheet should fall perfectly on studs. If you run into misplaced studs, nail 2x2s to them. If you have 9-ft. ceilings, call a drywall supplier to find 10-ft.-long sheets.