It will be a spacer that matches the standard size specifications of various manufacturers.
At Sato Seiki Seisakusho, we offer spacers as original products. A spacer is an automotive part designed to achieve the ultimate flush fit. The wide tread spacer is a high-quality product made from duralumin and features a center hub integrated with pressed hub bolts. The wide tread spacer is made of duralumin A2017. It weighs 1.125 kg for a thickness of 25 mm (including bolts and nuts). The bolt material is SCM435 (heat-treated). The height of the hub ring is 10 mm. It can withstand a pressure of up to 24 tons with a thickness of 15 mm. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Spacers designed to fit standard sizes of various manufacturers ○ Material: Duralumin A2017 ○ Weight: 1.125kg at 25mm (including bolts and nuts) ○ Bolt material: SCM435 (heat-treated) ○ Height of hub ring: 10mm ○ Strength: Can withstand a pressure of up to 24 tons with a thickness of 15mm ○ Nuts do not protrude from the end face ○ Custom orders are available for sizes other than 15mm, 20mm, and 25mm ○ Wholesale is also available for orders of 10 sets or more! ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Sato Seiki Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Company Profile
Sato Seiki Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Original Product "Spacer"
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Since our founding in 1947, we have continued to pursue machining technology in Takasaki City for half a century. Along with the evolution of machine tools over these fifty years, we aim to create a convenience factory for high-precision machining with a theme of being able to produce what we want, whenever we want, and supply it to society, focusing on manufacturing that a small company can achieve through one-chucking complex all-processing.
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