Fastener + Fixing Issue 67 January 2011

ROUTE TO FASTENER INNOVATION Ultra-Bolt structural rivet Hall: 6 Stand: J71

Self-Fix Metals Ltd has introduced the Ultra-Bolt, a new structural rivet, which the company says can offer multi-grip performance with high shear values, utilising technology previously available only in aerospace rivets.

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allows a faster extrusion. The shorter mixer is not only an advantage for ease of packaging but also less waste is left in the

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mixer after use. An optional hanger allows the mixer to be used in point of sale applications without the use of secondary packaging. The shorter version is also the ideal length for use with the 165ml cartridge.

Ready for RIV916? New self cutting undercut anchor Ubolt&#xAE; is a self-cutting undercut anchor with a

Rivit S.r.l., based in Bologna, Italy will show the new RIV916 hydro- pneumatic tool, designed for Tubriv and Jackriv inserts from M4 to M10.

and Jackriv. The lightweight, easy to handle RIV916 features a one phase trigger mechanism and simple stroke regulation. The mandrels are now commercial screws and a key is no longer required to assembly the ring gear. The adjustment ring stops against a counter-ring. In operation the RIV916 works with 6 bar nominal pressure,

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consuming 7.5 litres of air per cycle. It generates a 6 bar or 13kN pull force. The new model further enhances the range of tools for rivets

and inserts Rivit is able to offer. Rivit will, as always, extend a friendly

welcome to all visitors to its stand F03 in hall 4 and be pleased to tell you more about all the tools it supplies.

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IV916 has been developed for the requirement for a 16mm long stroke tool for the insertion of special inserts, such as Tubriv

female internal thread support. There is no need for a torque wrench or special insertion tool &#x2013; just three simple steps to a secure anchorage.

F or the correct installation of Ubolt&#xAE; , which is the

brainchild of UIP Systems, all that is required is to drill the correct diameter hole, insert and hammer in the Ubolt&#xAE;

, then remove the setting tool. UIP explains that Ubolt achieves a guaranteed undercut

anchorage, even in shallow embedment of 30mm, the security of which does not need checking with a torque wrench. The Ubolt&#xAE; uip&#xAE;

is available in four diameters, from M8 to M16, in -80 and A2-70 stainless steel. Tension and shear load

data is available on request. Worldwide patent applications have been made.

urrently most rivets offer a choice of either a wide range of material thicknesses but medium level shear value or high shear value but with a limited grip range. This limitation means that companies using rivets in multiple applications have been forced to stock several part numbers, as well as control the correct use by factory workers to avoid mistakenly fastening the wrong rivet. However, the standard Ultra-Bolt has been designed to fasten from 2mm - 10mm, and at the same time,

can provide 16,000N nominal shear strength. The Ultra-Bolt achieves this by a combination of three, not the traditional two, components - it

comprises rivet, mandrel and sleeve. For Self-Fix Metals this &#x201C;makes it by far the most sophisticated structural rivet available worldwide.&#x201D; Self-Fix has applied for worldwide patents for the product.

All in the mix

The TURBO mixer is an innovative improvement of the standard static mixers. Patented by Chemfix, this mixer dispenses any chemical anchor cartridge system using less force, with Chemfix stating that it provides a better mixing and less waste than any other mixer currently available.

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hemfix explains that better mixing is ensured by an innovative moulding positioned in the neck of the mixer that pre-mixes the resin and hardener. This creates a superior mix within a shorter length which is vital to achieve optimum performance. Less force is needed to extrude with the Turbo mixer because of the shorter length which

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