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baremetl(at)gvtc.com
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Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 9:03 pm Post subject: Tensile Strength of Nuts

Does anyone know if the tensile strength of an all  metal anchor nut is equal to that of an AN  363/365 of the same thread size? For example, does a K1000-4 anchor  nut have the same tensile strength as an AN363-428 all metal stop nut? I  notice that the anchor nut has the same footprint as an MS21042 which the  ACS catalog states has the same tensile strength as an AN363. And as long as I'm  asking, does an AN365 elastic stop nut have the same tensile strength as an  AN363 all metal stop nut? Where would one find this sort of  information?

  

 Thanks in advance,

  

 Ivan Haecker   -4   1458  hrs.  S. Cen. TX

  

  

  

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