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Technical References & Articles
- EMBEDDED O-RING SELF-SEALING FASTENERS vs. THE OLD STANDBYS
When gas or liquid are under pressure, system fasteners should be sealed to prevent leakage. This is true even for fasteners that are not under pressure, but where hostile environments such as water, gas, dust, lubricants, cleaning solvents, etc. are present and could penetrate past threads and leak onto the internal mechanism/operating area creating havoc. Fastener users have a number of sealing options to effectively block these contaminants and to contain fluids under pressure (internal/external) ...
Appearing on the Design News website as of December 30, 2008.
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- NEW! LIQUID SEALING & THREADLOCKING TECHNIQUES
View Comparison Chart (pdf file, 1 page, 149k)
- EMBEDDED O-RING SELF-SEALING FASTENER SYSTEM vs. O-RING and WASHER SEALING TECHNIQUES View Comparison Chart (pdf file, 1 page, 48k)
- MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY REPORT
Proven Protection for Medical Electronics. Switch and circuit breaker environmental sealing boots prolong life and reliability...
Appearing in the Design News Special Technology Report.
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The APM line of self-sealing fasteners includes self-sealing screws, self-sealing locking nuts, self-sealing locking bolts, self-sealing rivets, and self-sealing washers all designed to seal in/out air, water, lubricants and other liquid or gaseous contaminants.
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