Fastener structure configured to be locked slantingly so as to provide effective and stable electrical conduction

A fastener structure configured to be locked slantingly so as to provide effective and stable electrical conduction, for use to lock a to-be-locked object in place, the fastener structure comprising:

• a rod body having a slender shaft portion and a thread portion formed on a surface of the shaft portion, the rod body further having an inserting end portion and a terminal portion;
• and
• at least two inclination adjustment units formed on the rod body at different heights thereof respectively, the at least two inclination adjustment units being offset from each other and partially covering a surface of the thread portion such that the thread portion is left with an exposed surface portion;
• wherein the at least two inclination adjustment units allow the rod body to be locked slantingly in the to-be-locked object such that metal-to-metal contact is established between the exposed surface portion and the to-be-locked object.