Anti loosening measures for high-strength nuts
Anti loosening measures for high-strength nuts
01. Double nut
Double nut anti loosening, also known as counter nut anti loosening. When tightening two countersunk nuts, there is always interactive pressure between the two countersunk nuts. If either of the two nuts needs to rotate, it is necessary to overcome the friction between the threads. Even if the external load changes, the pressure between the top nuts always exists, so it can play a relaxing role.
02. Self locking nut
The principle of self-locking nuts is to press them into predetermined holes in the sheet metal through embossing teeth. In general, the aperture of a square hole is slightly smaller than that of a rivet nut. Nuts are used to connect the locking mechanism. When tightening the nut, the locking mechanism locks the bolt threads.
Embedded nylon self-locking nut
Thread deformation locking nut
Wedge hammer two in one nut
Wedge lock nut
03. Thread locking adhesive
The locking adhesive is composed of (methyl) acrylate, initiator, promoter, stabilizer (polymerization inhibitor), dye, and filler in a certain proportion.
04. Split pin
After tightening the high-strength nut, insert the cotter pin into the nut slot and bolt tail hole, and pull the cotter pin tail apart to prevent the nut and bolt from rotating relative to each other
05. Slotted Nut
Slotted nuts are used in combination with perforated screws and split pins to prevent the bolt from rotating relative to the nut.
06. Series steel wire anti loosening
The series of steel wire anti loosening is to insert the steel wire into the bolt head hole, connect all bolts in series, and play a role of mutual restraint. This relaxation method is very reliable, but it is very troublesome to disassemble.
07. Pre tightening
High strength bolt connections generally do not require additional anti loosening measures, as high strength bolts typically require relatively large pre tightening forces. Such a large preload creates strong pressure between the high-strength nut and the connecting piece, resulting in frictional torque, preventing the nut from rotating and preventing it from loosening.