SKU: 5350150644

16mm Metric Face Mounting Shaft Collar One-Piece Split Clamp-Type,Stainless

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Description

16mm Metric Face Mounting Shaft Collar One-Piece Split Clamp-Type,StainlessUniversal tapped face holes for multiple mounting options Smooth bore protects shafts from damage Superior holding power over set screw type collars Face Mounting Shaft Collars have universal tapped mounting holes, allowing multiple options for mounting components to the collar. 1 Piece Clamp Type Shaft Collars are for use on standard round shafts, hard or soft, as well as on thin wall tube or over a split hub. They are precision machined, non

  • Universal tapped face holes for multiple mounting options
  • Smooth bore protects shafts from damage
  • Superior holding power over set-screw type collars
Face Mounting Shaft Collars have universal tapped mounting holes, allowing multiple options for mounting components to the collar.

1-Piece Clamp-Type Shaft Collars are for use on standard round shafts, hard or soft, as well as on thin wall tube or over a split hub. They are precision machined, non-marring, easy to adjust, with high clamping power.

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  • Steel
 

Specifications

Part Number  

FC1SM016

Series

Solution

Material

Stainless Steel

Alloy

303

Finish

Shiny

Type

Low Profile

Approximate Weight

0.14 lb

Country of Origin

USA

UPC Code

662786022241

RoHS2 Compliant

Yes

REACH Compliant

Yes

 

Dimensional Attributes

Bore Size

16 mm

Recessed Screw

No

Screw Size

M5 x .8 x 16MM

Screw Material

18-8 Stainless Steel

Mounting Hole

M5x0.8

Distance Between Holes

25 mm

Counterbore Cap Screw Size

M4

Width

13 mm

Outside Diameter

34 mm
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Arrived quickly and in perfect condition
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★★★★★ 4
Solid "Star Wars"-ing.
Format: Paperback
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★★★★★ 1
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