Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections

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Sujet : Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections
De : bill.sloman (at) *nospam* ieee.org (Bill Sloman)
Groupes : sci.electronics.design
Date : 02. Sep 2024, 07:38:33
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On 2/09/2024 3:03 pm, Don Y wrote:
I have many threaded connections that are subject to vibration
and other mechanical disturbances.
 Is there something like "Loc-tite" that is suggested for use on
said connections?
Loctite is a cyanoacrylate resin that sets when it gets into an oxygen free environment.
It's not viscous enough before it sets to prevent metal-to-metal contact (micro-welding) but once it sets it is rigid enough to prevent the screwed connection from unscrewing itself by tiny progressive flexions.
It should do exactly what you want, if my understanding is correct, and that should be easy enough to test (not that I can do it at home).
--
Bill Sloman, Sydney

Date Sujet#  Auteur
2 Sep 24 * "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections8Don Y
2 Sep 24 +- Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections1Bill Sloman
2 Sep 24 +* Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections2Jeff Layman
3 Sep 24 i`- Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections1Don Y
2 Sep 24 +- Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections1Joe Gwinn
2 Sep 24 +- Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections1john larkin
2 Sep 24 +- Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections1john larkin
3 Sep 24 `- Re: "Loc-tite" for electrically conductive connections1Martin Rid

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