Difference between revisions of "Locking Adhesive"
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| − | Locking adhesive, frequently known by the genericized brand Loctite is used to stop [[Threaded Fasteners|threaded fasteners]] from coming undone. | + | '''Locking adhesive''', frequently known by the genericized brand Loctite is used to stop [[Threaded Fasteners|threaded fasteners]] from coming undone. |
In FSAE, locking adhesive, no matter how applied, is not considered positive locking and cannot be relied on as the only locking mechanism for critical fasteners. | In FSAE, locking adhesive, no matter how applied, is not considered positive locking and cannot be relied on as the only locking mechanism for critical fasteners. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:18, 2 April 2024
Locking adhesive, frequently known by the genericized brand Loctite is used to stop threaded fasteners from coming undone.
In FSAE, locking adhesive, no matter how applied, is not considered positive locking and cannot be relied on as the only locking mechanism for critical fasteners.
