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Rino pulls the plug Jergens thinks Kwik
A range of plugs have been introduced Jergens, Inc says that its range of
by precision engineered component’s Kwik-Lok™ Lifting Pins provide
specialist, Rino Industries Ltd. convenience, speed, and safety in
The range encompasses several challenging applications and
different types from hexagon socket environments.
flange head screw plugs, with or When quick-change connections are
without O-rings (in steel or required for material handling, construction,
stainless steel) or with oil seals, utilities, rigging or other applications,
hexagon socket head parallel screw Kwik-Lok™ Lifting Pins can deliver confident
plugs, in either standard, perforated, lifting. Engineered to provide a 5 to 1
shouldered or short versions, to finally socket strength factor, these lifting pins are 100%
head cap screw plugs in steel or stainless stainless steel, with a 17-4 PH stainless steel
with or without pre-coat seals. forged lifting ring to resist corrosion in harsh
The hexagon socket flange head environments.
screw plugs are particularly useful in The rings’ large opening accommodates a
high pressure hydraulic systems wide range of lifting hooks or hardware and
capable of impact pressure up a load spreader bar on each of the rings
to 49MPa. They are therefore helps to prevent accidental actuation.
most appropriate for high The Kwik-Lok™ Lifting Pins range has
pressurised hydraulic machines, compacted and safety maximum lifting loads from 400 to 1,400lbs
enhanced applications. The O ring version is attached and and is available in both inch and metric sizes. In inches, nominal pin diameters
due to the screw’s parallel threads, there are no range from 1/4" to 5/8" and grip lengths range from 0.5" to 3". Metric lifting pins
instances of distortion in the thread are available with nominal pin diameters of 10 to 16mm, grip lengths of 15 to
system. 75mm, and maximum lifting loads from 4.4 to 6.2kN.
Metric fine thread to both 120ºC For applications where the required hole size cannot be achieved, threaded
(sizes M10 to M33) and 200ºC (sizes receptacles are available in both inch and metric sizes.
M42 & M48 only) are available as
standard in the hexagon socket
flange head screw plugs and all
are suitable for high pressure
New Bülte website
hydraulic uses.
Bülte has re-launched its newly designed website, 10 years after the
Hexagon socket head parallel screw plugs of various
original website was released.
types are useful in holding down compression springs and
Bülte says that the website has had 340 000 visitors in the last three years
to adjust spring load. There are short, standard, perforated
and it approximately receives 600 visitors per day,
and shouldered types in S45C black ferrosoferric oxide
As well as a completely new design and layout, the website offers
coating. Sizes range from M6 x 1 up to M45 x 1.5
expanded content, added site options and enhanced navigation and usability.
depending on which type is chosen.
Among its many new features, the website includes a more detailed presentation
Socket head cap screw plugs in both steel and
stainless are available with both standard and pre-coat seal
of each product (technical application, dimensions, unit of sale, etc).
options. The pre-coat seal version does not need sealing
The website has also been designed so that all the catalogue pages, the ISO
tape or sealing agents and is resistant against oil, gasoline,
certificate and the RAL colour chart can be uploaded in a simple and efficient
water and heat.
way.
ThreeBond launches Gold Series
Generic Cyanoacrylates have earned the reputation of ThreeBond TB7700 is based primarily around ethyl-x-cyanoacrylate
“instant” adhesives from their ability to be used technology re-formulated to bond remarkably quickly to an extensive
immediately with little preparation and to cure in range of common materials and providing tensile shear strengths
very short time periods. frequently in excess of the substrate itself. Suitable substrates include many
ThreeBond says metals, polyethylenes, polycarbonate, nylons, rubbers, papers, woods,
that its new ceramics etc.
TB7700 Gold Series
The Gold Label Series was created by ThreeBond in response to the
now takes that a stage
needs of industrial processes to bond parts quickly, dealing with varying
further with Ultra-fast
permeability and even in place of traditional jigging fixtures to hold
curing (as low as 2
assemblies while epoxies or acrylic adhesives achieve full cure and
seconds), very high
maximum strength.
initial bond
strength and
ThreeBond says that its test results with clean, but untreated surfaces,
enhanced
in relative humidity of 50% at 25°C have shown remarkably aggressive
substrate applicability,
performances.
even encompassing porous or hard-to-bond
ThreeBond Gold Series is available in 20g, 50g and 500g bottles to
materials such as PBT, PCM or PPS. suit production/installation requirements.
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