Grounding Nut Ring

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The FSS7-Series Grounding Nut Ring was developed to accommodate the grounding requirement when used on composite connectors.

Fastener Specialty (Grand Prairie, TX) introduces the FSS7-Series Grounding Nut Ring that was developed to accommodate the grounding requirement when used on composite connectors. Features include:

Retainer material - .040 +/-.003 thick 2024-T3 aluminum alloy.
Retainer finish - alodine per MIL-C-5541.
Pressnutsâ - corrosion resisting steel nuts, cadmium plated plus dryfilm lubricant coating.
Nuts meet performance requirements of MIL-N-25027 specification.

For more information visit www.fastenerspecialty.com

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Fastener Specialty Inc.
2435 109th Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75050

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