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    Barrel Nuts

    Sept. 8, 2009
    Fixed and floating barrel nuts come in sizes 0.190 to 1.5 in. and are traditionally manufactured from alloy steel

    Fixed and floating barrel nuts come in sizes 0.190 to 1.5 in. and are traditionally manufactured from alloy steel, A286, Alloy 718, and AMS 6304 steel. Finishes, applied in a computer- controlled SPS plating facility, include cadmium, cadmium/molybdenum and silver. Nuts with locking features are available in nylon, Vespel, and all metal. The high-strength fasteners are for use in commercial and military aircraft, jet engines, high-performance racing vehicles, and applications requiring reliability and consistent quality.

    SPS Technologies
    301 Highland Ave.
    Jenkintown, PA 19046
    (215) 572-3305
    www.spstech.com/aero

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