A 3X51-20010 is a Neg'ator® spring motor made of 301 stainless steel, designed for 2500 minimum cycles with a storage torque of 5.50 lb-in and an output torque of 1.28 lb-in, wound on a drum with a recommended flange diameter of 0.625 in and a thickness of 0.010 in. The spring ends are formed as tongues for mounting, and torque values apply to the unwinding phase of the cycle.
Industrial fasteners are hardware devices that join two or more items together, creating a semi-permanent or permanent connection. The fasteners most frequently used by machinery designers are screws, nuts, retaining rings, and various types of pins because of the basic role that they play in the assembly of mechanisms. Various industrial hardware components are used in the assembly process including knobs, washers, spacers, shims, handles, springs, spring-powered reels, and ball plunger screws.
Fasteners play a vital role in a wide range of applications, from everyday household items to medical devices, robotics, and even outer space. Careful consideration must be given before selecting the most appropriate fastener for an application.
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| Stock Drive Products & Sterling Instrument - SDP/SI | |
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| Product Category | Constant Force Springs |
| Product Number | A 3X51-20010 |
| Product Name | 5.50 lb-in Torque, 2500 Cycles Fatique Life, 0.01" Thick, 0.625" Width |
| Material | 301SS |
