2-1375187-1

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Keystone inserts are an essential component of many mechanical systems. A keystone insert is a mechanical fastener that affixes two objects together. The keystone insert is inserted into a pre-drilled hole or recess in one of the involved pieces. This helps to secure the two pieces more securely than either screws or adhesives. It also ensures a more even and uniform stress distribution between the objects. They can come in many forms, such as nuts, bolts, wheels, and more.

The 2-1375187-1 is a standard round insert that is used in applications for joining metal parts together. These inserts have a universal, single-flange design which locks securely into the material it is inserted into. This helps to prevent it from coming loose or unscrewing over time. In this configuration, the insert is attached to the part with a retaining screw or bolt on the opposite side of the hole or recess.

The 2-1375187-1 is available in four materials—steel, stainless steel, copper and brass. Each type of material has its own specifications regarding strength, weight, and even corrosion resistance. Steel is typically the most popular choice due to its strength and cost-effectiveness. It is also popular for having a greater range of installation torque than stainless steel. Stainless steel is popular in applications where a higher load capacity or increased corrosion resistance is needed.

The working principle of 2-1375187-1 keystone inserts is relatively simple. The two surfaces that need to be joined are first clamped together in a jig. Then the retaining screw is inserted in the threaded hole on one side of the insert. This is then tightened with a socket wrench, causing the insert to expand and lock into the material. The other side of the material is then fixed with a specialized nut, which engages a thread on the insert. This adds additional support for the joint by transferring the load from the retention screw across the external nut.

The 2-1375187-1 keystone insert is typically used in a wide variety of mechanical systems, including automotive applications, medical equipment, and even consumer electronics. In automotive applications, they are commonly used to join together components such as engine blocks, manifolds, and valve covers. They are also used in medical and electronic devices to secure components securely, such as medical instruments and electronic boards. For consumer electronic products, they help to hold together components such as laptop screens, smart devices, and charging ports.

In conclusion, the 2-1375187-1 is an essential component widely used in many mechanical systems. It is available in various material types and provides a secure, reliable joint. Additionally, it can be used in a wide variety of applications, such as automotive, medical, and consumer electronics, making it an invaluable mechanical fastener.

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