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Camloc Fasteners Distributor
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Widest available selection of quick-operating, 1/4 turn high-performance fasteners. Front mounted, rear mounted are
available that eliminate riveting, welding and the need for special tools. Some stud assemblies snap into place with
ordinary thumb pressure thus making retaining rings unnecessary.Camloc® fasteners,offer the quickest operating
high re-use,mechanical fastening system available. They securely lock and disengage with a simple 90° action. A
standard Camloc fastener system consists of a stud and mating receptacle, the panel and frame, along with a method of
retaining the stud. Stud retention might be a grommet or retaining ring,or possibly both. Some Camloc series include
snap-in type studs, which do not require the use of a retaining ring, and some studs do not require retaining rings or
receptacles. Camloc Receptacle types are included with each stud series. Most attach by use of rivets to the underside
of the frame. Some simply snap into place from the front or rear of the frame and others are ultrasonically installed.
Camloc Fastener selection consists of finding the desired stud based on strength requirements, head style,
installation method and operational characteristics. A Camloc receptacle is then chosen with the selection, varying
based upon the stud selected. When calculating the total material thickness, it is important to consider any paint,
finishes or compressed gaskets that may be present in the joint.
Camloc 1/4 Turn Fasteners
Camloc Fasteners 1/4 -Turn fastener product line has the broadest product offering of any other panel fastening
systems. Some of the protruding head styles include slotted recess, cross recess, recess style per NAS1078,
High-Torque®, hex socket, hex head, slotted hex, folding wing fixed wing, offset fixed wing, folding ball handle,
knurled head, knurled knob, plastic knob, plastic T-knob, and handle operated. Unique head styles include
tamper
resistant, sealed, push to operate, and self-captivating for rapid installation. Based upon the head style, both
protruding and flush mounting configurations are available.
In terms of size and strength Camloc Fasteners offer miniature, general purpose, heavy duty and extra heavy-duty
designs along with fasteners with special design features. The Camloc mating receptacle also has numerous options
including standard mounting, side mounting, rivetless (for rapid installation) offered in clipon, front loading, rear
loading, and ultrasonic styles. Additional configurations include corner mounting special purpose, encapsulated,
floating and weld attachment. Camloc Hole preparation, Camloc installation, and Camloc removal tools, in
support of the entire 1/4 -Turn product line, are available through Jet-Tek.
The Camloc 1/4 -Turn product line is manufactured from a wide range of materials including Aluminum, Carbon
Steel, Alloy Steel, Spring Steel, Silicon Bronze, Zinc, Plastic, and a variety of Corrosion Resistant Steels. Camloc
1/4- Turn fasteners are available in inch or metric sizes and are covered by “NAS” standards. Typical
applications include automotive, electronic computing and office equipment, instrumentation and
telecommunications, panels, drawers, and doors.
4002
Series. High strength and vibration resistant.
Working strength
700 LBS. Minimum preload is 50 LBS.
2600/2700
Series. General purpose.
Working strength 200
LBS. Minimum preload is 15 LBS.
5F
Series. Miniature fastener with clip on
receptacle, working strength: 100 LBS.
91F
Series. Extra Heavy Duty. Working strength 1200 LBS.
Minimum preload is 120 LBS.
28F
Series. Designed for decorative styling. Working
strength 200 LBS.
50F Series. General
Purpose. Simple rugged design. Working
strength 100 LBS.
50F
Series. Extra Heavy Duty. Working
strength 400 LBS. Minimum preload 100 LBS.Camloc Latch Selection
Guide
Camloc Latching Systems
The premier manufacturer of latching mechanisms and avionics hold-down devices, Camloc brings
its customers the in-depth experience of many years of working with major aerospace and industrial
companies.
Review the Camloc Latch Selection
Guide
for details on the series you are seeking.
Guide includes Camloc Series:
Camloc Structural latch assemblies are used in applications requiring elevated static
and dynamic load-carrying capability for larger structures where ease of access for passenger entry,
cargo loading,
or maintenance is required.
Hook latches and keeper assemblies offer high reliability and quick access when mounted
onto engine fan cowls, fairings or thrust reverser structures. Low profile latches provide ease of
closure and can
be used in limited access areas.
Adjustable hook latches are used in restricted envelopes where an adjustable keeper
cannot be installed. The adjustment property offers quick rigging of the latch.
Rotary latches, available in rotary cam or hook actuated versions, can be operated using
standard tools.
Access door mechanisms provide ease of entry into frequently accessed panels, doors and
hatches.
Pressure relief door latches provide controlled, pressurization-sensitive release loads
for engine cowls, fairings and thrust reverser doors.
Push-button latches are available in both one and two-push button designs. The
simplified “button” release offers ease of manual operation, facilitating activation if maintenance is
performed
while wearing heavy gloves.
Clamps are used for
the installation and maintenance of wire bundles,
hoses, tubing, cable, and conduits.
Pawl
latches are designed to secure hinged panels and small doors. The
pawl engages the frame structure through the axial rotation of an actuator that turns a wire-form or
solid arm pawl.
Camloc® tension
latches are used to install light to heavy-duty hinged
doors, panels, and structures.
Chassis latches are offered in a wide variety of styles and strengths. Many are used for
removable electronic drawers and can seat multiple-pin connectors or RFI gaskets.
Hold-down
devices are designed to secure avionics boxes and modules in a variety of aerospace
applications.
Self-compensating injector/ejector levers provide consistent
self-compensation for circuit board installation tolerances. With minimal finger pressure, multiple-pin
or
fiberoptic connections can be seated with controlled forces ranging from 20 to 80 pounds.
Latch handle systems are comprised of various types of mechanisms and provide a means of
activating latch systems where access to, or visual contact of the latch mechanism, is limited. Flush
handle
assemblies are used for cargo, APU or emergency door access.
Remotely operated latching systems are designed for fan cowl, engine fairing and thrust
reverser systems.
Multiplepin latch assemblies are used to stow removable or hinged door panels in
interior or exterior applications.
Hydraulic snubber assemblies are used as dampening devices for radome and tailcone
applications. The hydraulic fluid-filled cylinder provides for dual speed operation in the opening and
closing
directions. The tailcone snubbers are equipped with a remote lock release mechanism to facilitate
closure.