|
|
Anchor Fasteners
Anchor fasteners are for light, medium and heavy weight applications in bricks, blocks, and hard masonry. Various designs and sizes to suit the needs.
Typical applications include installing heavy equipment and machinery, installing of sanitary facility equipments, fixation of conduit pipes, fixing of signboards, fence, guard rails, and lightening fixtures, etc.
Cage Nuts
Cage nuts are manufactured with a stainless steel or spring steel outer shell and a floating encapsulated square nut made from either steel or stainless steel. The combinations are usually: - steel cage/steel nut, stainless cage/steel nut or stainless cage/stainless nut.
They are suitable to fit into either square or rectangular holes and eliminate the need for welding, clinching or staking. They are easily installed using pliers to close the 'ears' of the cage. Releasing the 'ears' allows them to expand and grip the panel with access from only one side of the panel (or blindside). With the floating action of the nut within the cage its make them an ideal solution for panel misalignment. The most common application of a cage nut is within Rack Mounting systems (computer cabinets).
Spring Dowel Pins
It is a headless hollow cylindrical tube having a longitudinal slot down the entire length with chamfered or round ends to aid installation. Compressed as it is installed, the pin applies continuous pressure towards the sides of the hole wall. The pressure provides tension to prevent loosening created by vibration or shock.
Split/Cotter Pins
A split cotter inserted through holes in two or more pieces and bent at the ends to fasten the pieces together.
Circlips
The most common form of axially fitted circlips for bores or shafts with grooves. Circlips are often used in assemblies subjected to strong centrifugal forces, is also secure against high rotational speeds. Lugs with holes provide rapid fitting or removal with circlip pliers.
|
|
|
Features |
|
Brand name: |
VENUS, CANON, MACHINE FOLD
|
|
|
|
|
 |