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Q: I need a flat head screw that is both non-Conductive Fastener and can survive shock and vibration. Any ideas? A: Polymers and ceramics are the only options for non-conductive screws. As ceramics are brittle, they would non withstand shock and vibration. In terms of polymers, PEEK is the go-to option … Continue reading

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Q: I’m involved in is currently looking at your non-conductive fasteners to isolate an SMA Connector. But have several questions for finding the right solution regarding torque, preload heating and cooling, and locking features. A: Thanks for all the questions and interest. I will answer all your questions: How is torque … Continue reading

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Q: I am looking for some high tensile strength studs with good electricity resistance. I think zirconia of aluminia material will be suitable but I am open for suggestions. The studs would be about 5 inches long. A: Probably ceramics fasteners are not the best choice for this situation. It … Continue reading

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