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Corrected on 10-07-2011 M.Meyer -See Design BinderThumb screw having a flattened head design for turning without a driver or wrench. Available in 2 types “A” and “B”, Type “A” having a shoulder under the head and manufactured in Regular and Heavy series, Type “B” are screws manufactured without a shoulder under the head and are available in Regular and Heavy series. *This model has all 5 Alternate point configurations per ANSI B18.17-1968(R1975) Table 8.Material: Forged one piece screws having a shoulder under the head and are available in two series, Regular and Heavy. Can be manufactured from a variety of metals such as Carbon Steels, Brass, Copper and Zinc Alloys.

American National Standard Institute

Thumb screw having a flattened head design for turning without a driver or wrench. Type “A” having a shoulder under the head and manufactured in Heavy series. -This model has all 5 Alternate point configurations per ANSI B18.17-1968(R1975) Table 8.Material: Forged one piece screws having a shoulder under the head and are available in two series, Regular and Heavy. Can be manufactured from a variety of metals such as Carbon Steels, Brass, Copper and Zinc Alloys.-Please read Design Binder for more detail and how to add length and configuration naming to the Design Table.

American National Standard Institute

Thumb screw having a flattened head design for turning without a driver or wrench. Available in 2 types “A” and “B”, Type “A” having a shoulder under the head and manufactured in Regular and Heavy series, Type “B” are screws manufactured without a shoulder under the head and are available in Regular and Heavy series. -This model is Type A Regular and has all 5 Alternate point configurations per ANSI B18.17-1968(R1975) Table 8.Material: Forged one piece screws having a shoulder under the head and are available in two series, Regular and Heavy. Can be manufactured from a variety of metals such as Carbon Steels, Brass, Copper and Zinc Alloys. -READ DESIGN JOURNAL for more detail and adding configurations for length.

American National Standard Institute

Material: Die cast solid nuts can be cast from a variety of metals; Aluminum, Brass, Copper and Steels. Can be found Zinc coated. With a modified thread form this design can be plastic injection molded. This model should be suitable for Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM).-Read the Design Binder for more detail.Style 1 design table will only have the PREFERED sizes configured; you can add the additional configurations by filling in the design table.

American National Standard Institute

Material: Die cast solid nuts can be cast from a variety of metals; Aluminum, Brass, Copper and Steels. Can be found Zinc coated. With a modified thread form this design can be plastic injection molded. This model should be suitable for Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). ALL CONFIGURATIONS..read the design binder for more detail.

American National Standard Institute

Wing Nut per ANSI B18.17-1968 (R1975) Type C, Style 1 (Moderate Height Wings). Material: Die cast solid nuts can be cast from a variety of metals; Aluminum, Brass, Copper and Steels. Can be found Zinc coated. With a modified thread form this design can be plastic injection molded. This model should be suitable for Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM).All CONFIGURATIONS. Read the Design Binder for more detail.

American National Standard Institute

Wing Nut per ANSI B18.17-1968 (R1975) Type B, Style 2 High Wings Material: Hot Forged solid nuts carbon steels or corrosion resistant steel and Brass suitable for manufacturing. Can be found Zinc coated.ALL CONFIGURATIONS per ANSI Standards, See Design Binder for more Detail. Add your own configurations to Design table (Metric threads) input into the green highlighted columns un highlighted columns have functions.

American National Standard Institute

Wing Nut per ANSI B18.17-1968 (R1975) Type B, Style 1Material: Hot Forged solid nuts Carbon Steels or Corrosion Resistant Steel suitable for manufacturing. Can be found Zinc coated.ALL CONFIGURATIONS per ANSI standard.See Design Binder for more Details

American National Standard Institute

Wing Nut per ANSI B18.17-1968 (R1975) Type AMaterial: Cold Forged/Cold Formed Solid Nuts of Plain Carbon Steel, Brass or Corrosion resistant Steel suitable for manufacturing. Can be Zinc Coated.ALL PREFERRED CONFIGURATIONS are listed. Not all sizes in table 1 are configured. You can add by entering the data into the Design Table Green Highlighted Column are INPUT and Non-Highlighted column are FUNCTIONS. For more detail see the design binder.

American National Standard Institute

B18.17-1968 (R1975)Type D, Style 3 -Material: Stamped from sheet stock of Plain Carbon Steel, Brass or Corrosion resistant Steel suitable for manufacturing. Can be Zinc Coated. ALL CONFIGURATIONS, Read the Design Binder for more Detail.