plain washer
flat washer

One plain washer (Part No.

I used an additional plain washer behind the head of the Vanguard bolt as it did not seat correctly against the tab washer.

He knows that the washer required is used in the crankcase structure and selects the "Plain washer for stud".

Always use a new lock washer or star washer, usually with a plain washer to spread the load and stop damage to parts.

Insert setscrew through mounting bracket from upperside of bracket followed by a second plain washer (Part No.

ASME Plain washer dimensions (Type A and Type B)

One of the large sprocket attaching bolts was found fractured at a position closely corresponding with the top surface of the sprocket (i.e. in the lower face of the plain washer).

The head portion of the bolt, the tail portion with nut attached in its normal fastened position and the plain washer had all been severely mangled, having been entrained between the chain and the sprockets.

It's easy to gain a good understanding about flat washers using guides and resources available online.

The initial target was generally a flat washer the size of a silver dollar.

Bolt the posts together, using galvanized bolts with wide, flat washers.

This eliminates the need for a flat washer.

Always use a hardened and ground flat washer under nuts and bolt heads.

Then install three-eighths-inch-diameter lag screws and flat washers in the holes.

Screws should be No. 8 roundhead wood screws with flat washers.

If flat washers are required with this product, we advise the 10x18 outside diameter washers.

Put the front plate on the studs with the logo facing out and install the 3/8" flat washers provided.

It is also an advantage for manufacturer to have quality systems in place when producing flat washers as this gives the product a low failure risk.

Then install carriage bolts, three-eighths of an inch in diameter, using nuts and flat washers.

Drill holes through all three pieces and insert galvanized bolts with nuts and flat washers.

Space the holes evenly, then bolt the stringers temporarily with 3/8-inch-diameter carriage bolts, flat washers and nuts.

MOST people, when they fit a bolt, use two flat washers and one spring washer, followed by the nut.

On all two-piece flat wheel nuts, apply one drop of motor oil between the flat washer and the nut.

For fastening cabinets to studs, select No. 8-gauge (or larger) roundhead wood screws with flat washers.

Square nuts are used along with flat washers in order to avoid damage from its sharp edges and helps to increase the strength of the fastener.

Be certain the posts are vertical, and fasten them to the stringers with 3/8-by-4-inch lag bolts and flat washers.

Where the cabinet crosses a stud, choose No. 8- or No. 10-gauge roundhead wood screws with flat washers.

Common washer types are star-type lock washers, conical, and flat washers. '

Screws should be No. 8-gauge round-head wood screws with flat washers and be long enough to penetrate wall studs at least one inch.

A similar flat washer and a cylindrical stopper (3.2 mm diameter, 4 mm long) were used to secure the rope on the femoral neck side.

Flat washers can be displayed with a picture when visiting a manufacturer or supplier of flat washers.

When Blair Alison fits a bolt to one of his race cars he dumps the flat washers as unnecessary weight and uses a shorter bolt.