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Avdel
®
introduces new Monobolt
®
Avdel® has announced the introduction of its new 3/8 inch Monobolt
®
Rivet, as well as its 7287 installation tool.
The new Monobolt
®
3/8 inch (10mm) blind rivet is a multi-grip structural breakstem fastener
which creates a fully sealed joint with a visible lock. The rivet is specially designed to suit a wide
range of applications for the automotive, commercial vehicle and general industrial markets
where high shear and tensile strengths are needed.
The Monobolt
®
rivet resists shear up to 26.37kN and tension up to 17.55kN. The fastener
works along the same principles as the 6.4mm and 4.8mm Monobolt
®
rivet, one of Avdel’s most
prestigious product lines. The 3/8 inch Monobolt
®
has a grip range between 3.1mm and 15.8mm.
To further enhance the benefits of the 3/8 inch Monobolt
®
fastener, a new installation tool
has been specially developed to greatly improve the combination of power and speed. The 7287
tool’s key feature is its ability to place large heavy duty rivets with just one press of the trigger.
An extended stroke of 29mm enables this single pull action as opposed to the two pull action
necessary with many other tools on the market. The 7287 is hydro-pneumatic with a cycle time
of just 1.7 seconds, Avdel
®
estimates this is 40% less than many rival tools, offering significant
labour cost savings and increasing assembly capacity through better output. In addition to the
new 3/8 inch Monobolt
®
the 7287 places a wider variety of the Avdel
®
fastener range.
Elesa addresses security
From swimming pool covers to railway rolling stock access panels and equipment panels to toolboxes, Elesa says that the need for a simple
locking bolt is addressed with its new CKE.
Designed especially for outdoor situations, the CKE has a rugged and stylish glass reinforced polyamide housing with stainless steel bolt. Fitment is
either plugged M5 bolts from the front or from the rear with M5 bolts into integral tapped bosses.
Operation of the CKE is simplicity itself with a special Elesa design key system offering either a red fold-away key or more conventional ball head
key. The bolt is simply pushed into place until it “clicks” and released by inserting the key which does not even need turning. Finish is in black so that it
blends into the equipment environment – when open the bolt - in red - is easily seen, as a reminder to secure the equipment.
Loctite is
visible on
the web
To meet the demand for more information about its
Loctite Indigo brand light curing adhesive products, Henkel
has introduced a dedicated website for the innovative
technology.
By logging on Henkel’s website visitors can learn more about
the revolutionary adhesives that rely solely on low energy light
in the visible spectrum to deliver all of the benefits of traditional
light curing. Henkel points out that not only are the adhesives -
which include acrylics, silicones, cyanoacrylates and anaerobics
- exceptionally efficient, but they also ensure a safer working
environment, eliminate venting, reduce unnecessary energy
usage, and save money through less replacement, maintenance,
repair, and capital investment costs.
“Our purpose is to help both users who are already familiar
with light curing adhesives and those who are considering the
switch,” says Colin Chapman, marketing manager at Henkel. “The
web site provides a wide range of relevant information that can
be accessed fast and efficiently.”
Alongside details of the adhesive products, the web pages
also provide information about the dispensing equipment for
those applications that require automated application.
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