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Loctite 222Ms Threadlocker Purple Low Strength / Small Screw

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Overview

TOP PICK Mil Spec Low strength removable purple threadlocker for small fasteners under ¼”.

LOCTITE® 222MS™ Low Strength, Small Screw, Mil-Spec Purple Threadlocker is ideal for fastener diameters of 1/4" (6mm) and smaller. Its controlled lubricity allows for accurate clamp loads. Parts can be separated using hand tools. Mil Spec: Mil-S-46163A Type II Grade M. NSF P1 Certified. Applications include adjustment screws, countersunk head screws, and set screws; on collars, pulleys, tool holders and controllers. Also for low strength metals such as aluminum or brass.
   
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Features

  • Ideal for low-strength threadlocking of adjusting screws, countersunk head screws and set screws
  • Prevents loosening on vibrating assemblies, e.g. pumps, gear boxes or presses
  • Permits disassembly with hand tools
  • Especially suited to small thread sizes
  • P1 NSF Reg. No.: 123002

Specifications

  • Agency Approvals / Specifications: CFIA Listed, MIL-S-46163A for existing designs, NSF P1
  • Full Cure Temperature: 77 °F
  • Temperature: -65 - 300 °F
  • Thread Size (Maximum): R1/4"
  • Torque Break on M10 Steel: 53 in./lb.
  • Torque Prevail on M10 Steel: 30 in./lb.
  • Viscosity: 1200 - 5000
  • Viscosity Temperature: 77 °F
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