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Spiralock Écrou hexagonal autofreiné à embase ISO 4161 Acier inoxydable (Inox) A4

Numéro d'article
Mode d'entraînement Hexagonale
Matière Acier inoxydable
Matière technique A4
Direction du filetage Droit
Filetage Filetage métrique
Info Thanks to its unique thread configuration the Spiralock flange nut offers a perfect solution where a joint must be reliably tightened and locked.Benefits of the Spiralock flange nut are a.o.:
  • Exceptionally resistant to vibration loosening
  • Eliminates need for other locking devices
  • Accepts standard male fasteners (with thread tolerance class 4g6g, 6g, 6h and MJ)
  • Improves joint fatigue life
  • Consistent reusability
  • Eases assembly, reducing assembly time
  • Reduces life cycle cost of threaded jointsBecause of the Spiralock design, threaded joints generally require 10% - 20% greater torque than is required for standard joints, due to the redirecting of some assembly forces from an axial direction to a radial direction. The increase in torque will vary depending on the types of materials and coatings being used (nut, bolt, joint, etc.). This torque/tension relationship should be evaluated in the actual joint to determine the proper torque required to develop the specified tension. Guidance available through our Technology Department.

Spécifications

Mode d'entraînement Hexagonale
Matière Acier inoxydable
Matière technique A4
Direction du filetage Droit
Filetage Filetage métrique
Info Thanks to its unique thread configuration the Spiralock flange nut offers a perfect solution where a joint must be reliably tightened and locked.Benefits of the Spiralock flange nut are a.o.:
  • Exceptionally resistant to vibration loosening
  • Eliminates need for other locking devices
  • Accepts standard male fasteners (with thread tolerance class 4g6g, 6g, 6h and MJ)
  • Improves joint fatigue life
  • Consistent reusability
  • Eases assembly, reducing assembly time
  • Reduces life cycle cost of threaded jointsBecause of the Spiralock design, threaded joints generally require 10% - 20% greater torque than is required for standard joints, due to the redirecting of some assembly forces from an axial direction to a radial direction. The increase in torque will vary depending on the types of materials and coatings being used (nut, bolt, joint, etc.). This torque/tension relationship should be evaluated in the actual joint to determine the proper torque required to develop the specified tension. Guidance available through our Technology Department.

Normes

ISO 4161

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