FLEXLOC locking nut for aerospace applications
Widely adopted from general industrial use to aircraft! All-metal (integrated metal molding) lock nut developed for aerospace applications. 【Features】 ○ Fully integrated all-metal structure combining the locking mechanism and nut ○ The gap between the male and female threads is filled over 360°, allowing for locking against any vibration ○ High strength of the nut allows for use with bolts of strength grades 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9 ○ Ideal for areas where previous locking products have failed to prevent loosening ○ Usable as a high-temperature joint or stop nut ○ Guaranteed for 15 reuses ○ Maximum operating temperature of 425°C
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Widely adopted from general industrial applications to aircraft! All-metal (integrated metal molding) lock nut developed for aerospace applications. 【Features】 ○ Fully integrated all-metal structure combining the locking mechanism and the nut ○ The gap between the male and female threads is filled over 360°, allowing for locking against any vibration ○ High strength of the nut allows for use with bolts of strength grades 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9 ○ Ideal for areas where previous locking products have failed to prevent loosening ○ Usable as a high-temperature joint or stop nut ○ Guaranteed for 15 reuses ○ Maximum operating temperature of 425°C
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Achievements: - General industrial machinery - Semiconductor manufacturing equipment - Various engines - Nuclear power plants
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Our company was established in 1961 as "Japan Ambraco" to sell hex socket bolts "Ambraco" products in the Japanese market by SPS Technologies, Inc. in the United States. In 1984, we changed our name to "SPS Ambraco" and obtained Japanese corporate status as a 100% subsidiary of SPS. Since then, we have supplied Boeing standard parts to various heavy industries that began producing parts for the 767 and 777, and we are involved as a key supplier for the 787. In 2000, we started selling products from Penn Engineering (PEM), a manufacturer of clinching nuts, and since 2004, we have been handling high-strength stainless bolts "BUMAX," continuing our contributions in the field of industrial equipment for civilian use. In 2003, Precision Castparts Corp. (PCC) in the United States conducted an M&A. In 2017, we changed our name to "PCC Distribution Japan" and became part of the PCC group, which is under the capital umbrella of Berkshire Hathaway, led by renowned investor Warren Buffett, continuing to import and sell high-value-added industrial components loved in the global market.
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