A detailed explanation of "non-rotational looseness of the threaded part" and "looseness due to rotation of the threaded part"!
When physically defining the loosening of bolts and nuts, it can be defined as "a decrease in clamping force (bolt axial force)." So, what factors contribute to this decrease in clamping force? They can be broadly divided into two categories: "loosening due to non-rotation of the threaded part" and "loosening due to rotation of the threaded part." When considering anti-loosening measures, it is necessary to examine these two factors. In the products of Hard Lock Industries, development focuses on how to prevent loosening caused by the rotation of the threads, and they possess overwhelmingly superior anti-loosening characteristics. [External force factors of loosening due to thread rotation] 1. Axial direction of the bolt 2. Direction perpendicular to the bolt axis 3. Direction around the bolt axis *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Hard Rock Industries is a company that develops, produces, and sells "locking nuts," and it was established in 1974. Our Hard Rock Nuts were created from the strong desire of our founder and technical president, Katsuhiko Wakabayashi, to eliminate accidents caused by loosening screws and to create a safe and secure society. We are still advancing the development and improvement of new anti-loosening products. Our products are used in critical safety locations and areas where maintenance and inspection are challenging. <Main Clients> Railway market (vehicles, tracks, overhead lines, etc.), bridges and highways, transmission towers, construction and civil engineering, plant equipment, industrial machinery, etc.
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