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Lock nuts<br />

KMD precision lock nuts<br />

KMD lock nuts are supplied with the locking<br />

screws gently tightened and with a protector<br />

between the front and rear part of the lock nut.<br />

KMD lock nuts should be installed according to<br />

the following procedure:<br />

1 Loosen the locking screws half a turn.<br />

Do not remove them.<br />

2 Remove the protector between the two<br />

halves of the lock nut.<br />

3 Press the front and rear halves together<br />

and screw the lock nut onto the shaft<br />

thread. When the rear half grabs onto the<br />

shaft thread, a gap occurs between the two<br />

parts.<br />

4 Screw the lock nut to its final position on the<br />

shaft thread. When tightening the lock nut,<br />

put the spanner in the slots on the front half<br />

of the nut.<br />

5 Alternately tighten the locking screws in a<br />

criss-cross pattern until the recommended<br />

torque value is obtained († product tables).<br />

Use a hexagonal wrench to tighten the locking<br />

screws. Screw sizes are listed in the<br />

product tables.<br />

For precision positioning, screw the lock nut<br />

to the approximate position on the shaft and<br />

tighten the locking screws to half of the recommended<br />

tightening torque. Then screw the<br />

nut to its final position and fully tighten the<br />

locking screws.<br />

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