Fasteners with locking coating

Non-reactive systems (locking systems)

  • DIN 267, part 28
  • Complete, plastic spot or thread coating, which causes a locking effect when screwed in, and does not stop the connection from unscrewing but prevents complete loosening.
  • With threads of: nylon, aramide, metal (Cu, Al)

DIN 267, part 28 screws with locking coating

Tuflok, Clemm-Loc, polyamide spot coatings and complete polyamide coatings

The locking coating is not a lock to prevent unscrewing (like an adhesive coating), rather a retainer.

The locking torque is not capable of preventing self-unscrewing in the event of a high pretensioning force. A balance is only achieved between the locking torque and the unscrewing torque with a low residual pretensioning forc

The "blue spot" is also suitable where other systems fail technically or economically:

  • For very small screws - from M 0.8
  • For screws made of a hard material
  • For screws that must not be weakened in the cross-section
  • For threaded pins

Fastener with locking coating

  • Standard coating
  • Unless otherwise agreed, the coating length is 1.5 x d ±2P, measured from the end of the screw.
  • The first 2-3 threads remain free in order to be screwed in better

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