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WYRD

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Very interesting. I've never heard of that type of locking nut.
 

Icky

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I remember the 316 ss ones being more expensive then that.
 

Cray Paper

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Thank you for sharing! Reminds me of PT cable wedge anchors, except these can be loosened.
 

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Aircraft Spruce carries a good selection.
 

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Another interesting washer setup is the Belleville which have been used on high pressure steam drum doors typically found in power plants for years.


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They help to eliminate this type of steam leak. In this case it was the inside surface of the drum opening. The result was a steam cut, or gouging of the metal. 600psi IP drum. The repair is time consuming and costly.


 

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I wonder if they are a one time use?

No they are reusable.
I use them all the time on crushing equipment and hydraulic rock breakers. Both are some of the harshest environments to operate in.
 
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