Durable Jaw Swage Rigging Screw with Fork and Saddle Components

Product Description

Jaw forging rigging screw fork terminal saddle rivet SRMM .The kit is suitable for 10 meters or shorter wires (therefore SR or short wires) There is a Jaw Swage rigging screw that provides a single tensioning point There are two saddles fixed by the fasteners you choose (truss rivets, countersunk screws, or pan head screws) to form two connection points These are directly connected to aluminum or steel columns (hence MM or Metal to Metal)

Application

There is a Jaw Swage rigging screw at one end of the slide, which is forged onto the wire and adjustable There is a Fork terminal on the other end of the wire The connection point is a saddle fixed on the surface of the terminal Jaw forged rigging screws only need to be connected to the saddle.

The wires can be installed through the middle pillar and cut to length Before forging in place, drill out the middle pillar at least 4 millimeters Before forging, please unfold all tensioners to achieve maximum adjustment capability If you pass the wire through a non stainless steel metal post - please use our standard washer and drill out the middle post 8.0mm This avoids heterogeneous/galvanic reactions that can cause wire stains.

Alternatively, if you construct the wires before installation, the length of the wires is determined by subtracting a fixed amount from the back measurement of "inside to inside", which represents the distance between the connecting posts that the accessory "occupies" during installation and proper adjustment

Content

• 1- Jaw forged rigging screws made of stainless steel 316 marine grade

  1- Fork shaped terminal stainless steel 316 marine grade

  2- Saddle (eye strap) stainless steel 316 marine grade

  4-G304 rivet

 

• Railing kit for 1 run/line
• Column connection MM (metal to metal)

• Recommended running length<=10M (LR)

  Forging method: hydraulic

  Wire structure: 7 × 7, 1 × 19

  Wire diameter: 2.4mm, 3.2mm, 4.0mm

  Section direction: plane, staircase, angle

  Direction of wires in cross-section: horizontal, vertical