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BobTail® Next Step in LockBolt Evolution - 1

BobTail The SNEP® Next step in Product Range LockBolt Evolution

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BobTail® Next step in LockBolt Evolution The Huck BobTail system includes LockBolts and installation tooling that will deliver you benefits beyond anything that Alcoa Fastening Systems Industrial Division has produced before. Key Benefits: Cycle Installation Speed Speed of fastener installation has to be seen to be believed with the 1/4 diameter BobTail fastener installing in less than 1 second. The 16mm diameter BobTail fastener installs in 2 seconds, up to twice as fast as any large diameter LockBolt on the market. To see installation video visit www.afshuck.net Smooth, shock free...

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Small Diameter BobTail Uninstalled Dimensions C Head Style: Round, Truss Head Material: Carbon Steel B Other head styles and materials available on request. Grip range and Length table Grip Range Grip Number Head and Collar Dimension Table Head Dimensions Collar Dimensions Installed Dimensions Installed Information and Max Hole Table Class 5.8 Installed Dimensions

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Metric Large Diameter BobTail Uninstalled Dimensions C Head Style: Flanged Material: Carbon Steel Other head styles and materials available on request. Grip range and Length table 12mm Grip Number Head and Collar Dimension Table Head Dimensions Installed Dimensions Collar Dimensions Installed Information and Max Hole Table Minimum Installed Strength Values Installed Dimensions

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Imperial Large Diameter BobTail Uninstalled Dimensions C Head Style: Round Material: Carbon Steel Other head styles and materials available on request. Grip range and Length table Grip Range Grip Number Head and Collar Dimension Table Head Dimensions Collar Dimensions Installed Dimensions Installed Information and Max Hole Table Minimum Installed Strength Values Diameter (mm) Installed Dimensions

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Part Number Construction Follow the form below to construct a part number for ordering BobTail pins and collars. Refer to the Grip Data chart for grip numbers. Small Diameter BobTail Pin (4,8 to 9,5mm) BT (HEAD STYLE) - (MATERIAL) (DIAMETER) - (GRIP NUMBER) (FINISH) Example: BT-R6-4GA is a BobTail LockBolt fastener, Round Head, Carbon Steel grade 5.8, 4.8mm (3/16”) Diameter, Grip 4 (3,2 - 9,5 mm), Zinc Electroplate. HeadStyle Round Truss Head Material Carbon Steel Grade 5.8 Carbon Steel Grade 8.8 Finish Zinc Electroplate Other Headstyles and materials available on request Large Diameter...

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Huck Tooling Systems There are many different types of installation systems for the BobTail, dependent of fastener diameter, application type and application access. Some of the most popular tools are shown below but this is just part of our BobTail tooling range. Discuss your requirements with our dedicated systems team to find the optimum solution to suit your need. To install BobTail the basic tooling requirement is: Installation Tool – Either pneumatic or hydraulic Nose Assembly – To match with the fastener and tool Powerig® – To supply power to hydraulic tools H Hydraulic P Pneumatic...

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How It Works Installation Sequence How BobTail Works Clamp Force or Pre–Load: In the initial stages of the installation process, the tool engages and pulls on the tail of the fastener. The joint is pulled together before the anvil portion of the nose assembly is forced down the collar. This progressively locks (swages) it into the grooves of the harder pin. The pin and swaged collar combine to form the installed fastener. The squeezing action reduces the diameter of the collar, increasing its length. This in turn stretches the pin, generating a clamp force over the joint. Shear strength of...

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