Locknuts use clamping screws with hexalobular socket head.
January 24, 2008 -
Suited for applications where space is limited, Spieth Type MSF Locknuts utilize clamping screws with socket head similar to TORX system screw to optimize handling, mounting, and service life of tools used for tightening. Units feature Spieth locking principle, which provides vise-like locking of locknut.
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Original Press release
Advanced Machine & Engineering Co.
2500 Latham St.
Rockford, IL, 61103
USA
AME Announces Improved Spieth MSF Locknuts
Advanced Machine & Engineering Co. (AME), a manufacturer and distributor of Spieth locknuts, announces a change to the locking screws used on the Type MSF locknuts.
The previous allen screws no longer are available with the MSF reduced-profile precision locknuts. The clamping screws are sold only with a hexalobular socket head, which is similar to a TORX system screw. The new screws are designed to improve the handling, mounting and service life of the tools used for tightening the screws.
The MSF reduced-profile locknuts are used in applications where space is limited. The locknuts use the Spieth locking principle that provides vise-like locking of the locknut. This locking principle has proven itself over the 50 years that it has been available.
Advanced Machine & Engineering Co., located in Rockford, Ill., is a global manufacturer and distributor of precision machine components, fluid power components, fixturing/workholding, power drawbar and spindle interface components, and saw machines and blades. The company also designs and builds special machines for a variety of industries and provides machine rebuilding, retrofitting and contract manufacturing services. AME has partners and customers around the world and across the U.S. To learn more, visit www.ame.com.
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