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Sta-Lok Swage Stud Open Body

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Sta-Lok Swage Stud Open BodySuitable for use with rotary & fixed die swaging machines Manufactured from high specification 316 stainless steel Use with 119, 7 Strand and compacted stand wire rope (IWRC) Metric and Inch wire ropes Minimum hole depth 10x wire diameter Use with open and closed body turnbuckles Right hand thread only Supplied with split pin Caution When using compacted strand wire ropes, it is not suitable to use down sized thread options. SKU Wire Size (Metric)

  • Suitable for use with rotary & fixed die swaging machines
  • Manufactured from high specification 316 stainless steel
  • Use with 1×19, 7 Strand and compacted stand wire rope (IWRC)
  • Metric and Inch wire ropes
  • Minimum hole depth 10x wire diameter
  • Use with open and closed body turnbuckles
  • Right hand thread only
  • Supplied with split pin
  • Caution – When using compacted strand wire ropes, it is not suitable to use down-sized thread options.

 

SKU Wire Size (Metric) Wire Size (Imperial) Thread (UNF) A (MM) A (INCH) B (MM) B (INCH) Weight (KG) Weight (LB)
051-03 3 MM 1/8" 1/4" 6.2 0.245 56.0 2.204 0.020 0.044
051-04-1/4 4 MM 5/32" 1/4" 7.4 0.292 56.0 2.204 0.020 0.044
051-04 4 MM 5/32" 5/16" 7.4 0.292 60.0 2.362 0.040 0.088
051-05-5/16 5 MM 3/16" 5/16" 9.0 0.354 60.0 2.362 0.040 0.088
051-05 5 MM 3/16" 3/8" 9.0 0.354 67.0 2.625 0.060 0.132
151-55 - 7/32" 3/8" 10.7 0.422 67.0 2.625 0.070 0.154
151-55-7/16 - 7/32" 7/16" 10.7 0.422 75.0 2.953 0.080 0.176
051-06-3/8 6 MM - 3/8" 12.4 0.489 67.0 2.625 0.080 0.176
051-06 6 MM - 7/16" 12.4 0.489 75.0 2.953 0.100 0.220
151-06-3/8 - 1/4" 3/8" 12.5 0.494 67.0 2.625 0.100 0.220
151-06 - 1/4" 7/16" 12.5 0.494 75.0 2.953 0.100 0.220
151-06-1/2 - 1/4" 1/2" 12.5 0.494 81.0 3.187 0.140 0.309
051-07-7/16 7 MM 9/32" 7/16" 14.2 0.558 75.0 2.953 0.140 0.309
051-07 7 MM 9/32" 1/2" 14.2 0.558 81.0 3.187 0.160 0.353
051-08 8 MM 5/16" 1/2" 16.1 0.630 81.0 3.187 0.180 0.397
051-08-5/8 8 MM 5/16" 5/8" 16.1 0.630 100.0 3.937 0.260 0.573
051-10 10 MM - 5/8" 17.7 0.698 100.0 3.937 0.300 0.661
151-10 - 3/8" 5/8" 17.7 0.698 100.0 3.937 0.300 0.661
151-11 - 7/16" 3/4" 19.6 0.776 124.0 4.875 0.540 1.190
051-12 12 MM - 3/4" 21.3 0.839 124.0 4.875 0.540 1.190
051-12-7/8 12 MM - 7/8" 21.3 0.839 140.0 5.511 0.680 1.499
151-12 - 1/2" 3/4" 21.3 0.839 124.0 4.875 0.540 1.190
051-14 14 MM 9/16" 7/8" 24.9 0.979 140.0 5.511 0.900 1.984
051-16 16 MM 5/8" 1" 28.0 1.104 162.0 6.375 1.260 2.778
051-19 19 MM 3/4" 1 1/8" 34.4 1.354 184.0 7.250 2.100 4.630
051-22 22 MM 7/8" 1 1/4" 40.3 1.588 215.0 8.464 3.220 7.099
051-26 26 MM 1" 1 3/8" 45.8 1.807 220.0 8.656 4.000 8.818
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