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An end to cross threads

A Penn Engineering product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Dec 18, 2003

PEM threaded access hardware is now available with a patented "anti-cross-thread" design to help speed assembly and eliminate failures, repairs, scrap, downtime and warranty service.

PEM threaded access hardware is now available with a patented "anti-cross-thread" design to help speed assembly and eliminate failures, repairs, scrap, downtime and warranty service associated with thread damage.

These panel fasteners use MAThread technology to realise the benefits of self-aligning threads.

PEM threaded access hardware is ideal for attachment applications where subsequent access to an assembly will be necessary.

Captive screws keep parts to a minimum and intact.

The "anti-cross-thread" design provides added value by correcting off-angle installations, aligning components, and easily sliding through clogged internal threads.

The design promotes improved productivity on the assembly line during fastener installation.

As threads come into contact, the anti-cross-thread begins to cam over the female thread; the two thread helixes align; and fasteners drive quickly and properly with reduced effort.

PEM threaded access hardware incorporating the "anti-cross-thread" design can be ordered in various types and mounting styles (self-clinching, broaching, flare-in, floating, or surface mount) and in a range of unified and metric thread sizes and assorted screw lengths.

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