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Screws, locking

Nex Nut (Blowdown Ring Locking Screw) Locking Screw Gasket... [Pg.160]

Figure A modern "screw lock" return header. Figure A modern "screw lock" return header.
Another type of header is the screw lock type, shown in Figure 1-16. The plug in this header has a rather flat bevel (like a globe value) instead of a sharp conical form, and the screw is positioned so that the temperature differences are less than in the mule ear type. [Pg.4]

Drip 1-2 drop of screw lock agent on the middle of screw of connecting bolt of hanger plank andredncer. [Pg.233]

Use the bolt coated with screw lock agent toconnect the clump weight bracket welded assembly to the front reducer housing and tighten it to the specified torque. [Pg.263]

Specified torque 20-26N m The amount of screw lock agent could cover the screw. [Pg.263]

It should coat the screw of the stud which is screwed in the front axle housing with the screw lock agent, and the amount should be just can cover the screw which is screw in the front axle housing)... [Pg.263]

The screw of all bolts should be precoated with screw lock agent)... [Pg.263]

Install the separator honsing on the front axle tnbe flange and nse the bolt to tighten it to the specified torqne o (The bolt shonld be precoated with the screw lock agent and the amonnt shonld be jnst can cover the complete screw)... [Pg.265]

Visual Marshmallow shape, matte surface, ants, overflow chocolate, brown colour Internal surface, snap-fit lid Orange shape, matte surfaee, tissue paper chamber, compartments, transparent side of compartment, snap-fit lid Chocolate shape, matte surface, stickman-shaped tissue paper container, temporary waste storage, snap-fit lid Shark shape, glossy surface, transparent eyes, inbuilt cutter, screw lock lid Tooth shape, glossy surface, toothpasteshaped tissue paper container, snap-fit lid Pillow-shaped container, biscuitshaped lid, matte icy surface, translucent container, snap-fit lid... [Pg.721]

Tactile Matte surface, snap-fit lid Matte surface, snap-fit lid Matte surface, snap-fit lid Glossy surface, screw lock lid Glossy surface, snap-fit lid Matte surface, snap-fit lid... [Pg.721]

Auditory Snap-fit lid Snap-fit lid Snap-fit lid Screw lock lid Snap-fit lid Snap-fit lid... [Pg.721]

The graph shows two typical values of the coefficient of thermal expansion. From Fig. 11.15 it is clear that it takes only a temperature difference of about 167 to 222°C to have the screw lock up in the barrel, considering that the coefficient of thermal expansion is in the range of lOE-6 to 17E-6/°C. It is clear that if a polymer is processed at 371 °C, it is quite possible that the screw temperature will be more than 167°C above the barrel temperature. [Pg.799]

Values of the elastic modulus for several materials are shown in Table 11.7. If the pressure is 34.5 MPa (5000 psi) and the modulus 2.07E5 MPa (30E6 psi), the AD/D = 8.3E-5. Thus, for a 25.4 mm (1 in) screw, the increase in diameter will be 0.0021 mm (0.000083 in). This means that the increase in diameter due to compressive load is quite small compared to the effect of differential thermal expansion. As a result, the effect of radial expansion due to compressive load is likely to be only a minor factor in the chance of the screw locking up in the barrel. [Pg.802]

In most cases, the best way to avoid binding problems is to reduce the screw diameter in the feed section by at least 0.002 mm per mm (0.002 per in) of screw diameter. Because most plastics are fed in pellet form, increasing the flight clearance in the early part of the feed section is most likely not going to have an effect on the performance of the extruder. On the other hand, an increased flight clearance in the feed section will substantially reduce the chance of the screw locking up in the extruder barrel or feed throat. [Pg.803]

Wm. Canning Hylomar Grade 520 (Feb 95) Wm. Canning Hylomar Grade 550 Screw Lock (Feb 95) ... [Pg.95]

Needle-clamp screw. Locks sewing machine needle in place... [Pg.131]

B18.29.1-1993 HeUcal CT>il Screw Thread Inserts— Free Running and Screw Locking (Inch Series)... [Pg.884]


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