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Compound Structures

Multiple locating features, cross holes, press-in features and mixed threaded sections in one custom part.

Drawing and sample checks

Products	Application	What to specify	What to check
Screws with Integral Locating Pins	A local pin or locating extension combines a screw connection with a drawing-defined positioning feature.	Provide the mating hole and assembly direction. Confirm which feature locates and which provides the clamp.	Verify alignment and insertion with the locating hole.
Double-Ended Shoulder Screws	Two threaded ends and a larger central shoulder combine connection and axial location in one part.	Include both mating components and explain which end is installed first.	Trial each end and verify the assembled axial stack.
Cross-Drilled & Head-Hole Screws	A radial or transverse hole provides a specified passage for a pin, wire or other assembly element.	State the intended retention method and load requirements; a cross hole alone does not establish secure retention.	Check the internal intersection and pin or passage clearance.
Multi-Step & Multi-Shoulder Screws	Several diameters and locating faces fit a more complex stack of mating components.	Use a datum-based drawing and identify the surfaces that actually locate or carry load.	Check diameters and axial distances after finishing.
Custom Clinch Screws & Studs	Drawing-specific press-in features can combine a threaded component with a sheet-metal attachment interface.	Provide the panel specification and acceptance tests. Do not assume a custom feature shares the ratings of a branded standard clinch part.	Trial installation and verify push-out and torque-out as agreed.