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Click Bond Small Stud Kit - Expired
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MFR Model# KA6A1CS62103212AXCR
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Note: This item expired in 2023.
Click Bond Fasteners mount to surfaces with adhesive. They are assembled in a disposable, self-fixturing device of plastic that aligns and holds the fastener in position and under controlled pressure while the bonding material cures. After the installation is completed, the holding fixture is removed and the conventional attachment is made to the fastener. Bonded fasteners eliminate welding or drilling surfaces and result in reinforced substrate strength, leakproof and corrosion resistant attachments. We offer Click Bond Fasteners in convenient, pre-packaged kits as shown. Click Bond studs are available in several sizes. The Metal Small Base Stud Kit includes (6) CS62-1032-12AX-CR aluminum small base stainless studs, (6) stainless nylocks/washers (10-32), 1 adhesive packet, surface preparation materials, and instructions. The Metal Large Base Stud Kit includes 4 CS125-1420-16AX-CR aluminum large base stainless studs, 4 stainless nylock/washers (1/4-20), 1 adhesive packet, surface preparation materials, and instructions. The Fiberglass Base Stud Kit includes 2 CS125-1032-12G-CR fiberglass large base stainless studs, 2 stainless nylocks/washers (10-32), one adhesive packet, surface preparation materials, and instructions. |
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