Tridair Livelock Anti Vibration High Cycle 3/16 Studs And Receptacles on 2040-parts.com
Chazy, New York, United States
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Please note that this will ship out of Canada 9 times out of 10 as we are a border town. Product is priced with the difference in postage in mind. Thanks for your understanding. here you have a lot of 24 parts, 12 receptacles and 12 studs, high cycle spring loaded anti-vibration self locking studs and receptacles. Studs are 3/16 dia. with a countersunk/flush finish head with an apex recess in head for tightening. The receptacle has a footprint of approx. .820 at its widest, the barrell is .388 dia. the unit/receptacle has a total height of .476" has two holes for mounting, .100" holes on approx. .597 centers. Studs come in 3 sizes/lengths, we have 2,3 & 7's If you don't know the length you need, just inquire. Thanks for looking.
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