If the surface of the fastened part or component is rough, under strong vibration, the surface will wear and become smooth, resulting in a gap and a decrease in axial force. For this type of application, re-twisting is required. The number of re-twisting should be determined based on experiments.
Read MoreIt can be seen from the vector analysis diagram in Figure 2 that under the same torque, the clamping force produced by the variable tooth type anti-loosening thread is smaller than the clamping force produced by the standard thread. To achieve the same clamping force, the torque must be increased. U......
Read MoreThe ESLO lock nut and bolt are loosened after tightening, and the tip of the bolt is slightly deformed. This is due to the special 30 degree wedge thread.
It should be no problem to screw the bolts on deformed tooth tips with ordinary nuts. However, we do not recommend such applications.