Push button nuts are a type of nut that is used to secure long bolts quickly and easily. They move up and down the shaft of a bolt with the push of a button to secure them.
How do push button nuts work?
Push button nuts are used in applications where the nut has to be completely removed after the releasing operation and refitted rapidly for re-clamping. The nut is tilted over the threaded spindle. When in position, the nut is brought into a straight position to interlock the two threads on the nut and spindle. The nut will then have to be turned only by a fraction of a rotation to achieve clamping. Unlike conventional nuts and bolts that require a full turn, a fraction of a turn is all that is required to open a push button.
What are push button nuts used for?
Push button nuts are used to secure components where fast and frequent access is needed, such as inspection panels on aircraft and racing cars, covers on agricultural machinery and access panels in transportation and machine guarding.
D2 Series Push Button Switches, DB Series Push Button Switches, EB Series Push Button Switches, M Series Push Button Switches, MB20 Series Push Button Switches, MB24 Series Push Button Switches, P Series Push Button Switches
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Sleek flush mount designStandard bezel with 16mm hole
size also availableBright LED illuminationFlush Mount: Just 34.9mm depth behind the panelStandard Mount: 27.9mm depth behind the panel3PDT contact block available5A contact ratingsMetallic or black plastic bezelsIlluminated pushbuttons, pushbuttons, pilot ...
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Flush bezel projects only 2 mm from front
of panel. Standard bezel with only a panel depth of 27.9 mm. Removable contact blocks ideal for single board mounting. Pushbuttons, selector switches, and key selector switches with up to 3PDT contacts.Wave ...
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TE Connectivity MPA series of miniature Push Button
switches are available in a choice of SPDT or DPDT contact configurations with momentary or alternate switching functions and solder terminals.These panel mount switches have a contact resistance of less than 10mΩ ...
