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    Retaining System

    Oct. 9, 2008
    Lockstack D03 retaining system includes stacking fasteners that eliminate the need to size and cut thread stock for D03 sandwich stack assemblies. It also includes a novel isolation retainer that engages the fastener heads to resist ...
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    Lockstack D03 retaining system includes stacking fasteners that eliminate the need to size and cut thread stock for D03 sandwich stack assemblies. It also includes a novel isolation retainer that engages the fastener heads to resist loosening during disassembly of the directional control valve or other stack component(s) above.

    Adaconn + Inserta, (215) 643-0192, www.inserta.com

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