Friction Characteristics of Clasp Locked Precision Locknuts under Different Conditions

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As the machine tool industry moves towards high speed and high precision, we must have detection technology for the mechanical properties of fasteners, in order to overcome technical bottlenecks. This article is especially aimed at machine tools and special-purpose machines that commonly use clasp locking precision locknuts. In this research, the anti-loosening characteristics of precision nuts are investigated under different conditions, such as the clearances, end processing methods, nut cutting speeds, lubricants, and tightening speeds. The results can provide the precision nut manufacturers a data base for product design. The experimental results show that with the end surface machining method using concentric grinding, nut cutting speed 800rpm, 2rpm speed of tightening, and the use of lubricant 2TML, the nut has better anti-loosening characteristics.

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