Wave Washers (107 items)
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About Wave Washers
Wave Washers are mechanical fasteners that are commonly used to secure components and prevent them from loosening due to vibration or shock. They have a wavy, undulating shape that allows them to compress and expand when pressure is applied, creating a tighter fit than traditional washers.
Types of Wave Washers
Wave lock washers come in many sizes and shapes, depending on the application they’re being used for. Some wave washers may be made of metal while others may be made of plastic or rubber. The type of material used will depend on the purpose it’s being used for.
How Wave Washers are Made
Wave Washers are typically constructed with two different materials – one hard material like steel, and one softer material like rubber. The two materials are combined in order to create the unique wavy shape which provides more compression than standard flat washers.
Industries that use Wave Washers
Wave Washers are commonly found in industries such as automotive manufacturing, aerospace engineering, construction, and shipbuilding. Professionals in these fields rely on wave washer technology for applications where vibration or shock could cause components to become loose over time.
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