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Other information IF -Design Award for Triflex®-Design Torsional movements possible Other information Installation instructions Joining, separating and filling of the Triflex®. Assembly Instructions Application examples Applications in various industrial sectors and in the igus® test laboratory. Triflex® 332.16 Inner height hi: 16 mm Inner width Bi: 16 mm Bending radii R: 38 - 100 mm Pitch: 13.3 mm E-Chain®. 332.32 Inner height hi: 32 mm Inner width Bi: 32 mm Bending radii R: 75 - 250 mm Pitch: 25 mm E-Chain®. 332.50 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner width Bi: 50 mm Bending radii R: 100 - 250 mm Pitch: 30 mm E-Chain®. 332.75 Inner height hi: 75 mm Inner width Bi: 75 mm Bending radii R: 140 - 300 mm Pitch: 36 mm E-Chain®. 352.50 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner width Bi: 50 mm Bending radii R: 10 - 250 mm Pitch: 30 mm E-Chain®, snap-open 333.16 Inner height hi: 16 mm Inner width Bi: 16 mm Bending radii R: 38 - 100 mm Pitch: 13.3 mm E-Chain®. 333.32 Inner height hi: 32 mm Inner width Bi: 32 mm Bending radii R: 75 - 250 mm Pitch: 25 mm E-Chain®. 333.50 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner width Bi: 50 mm Bending radii R: 100 - 250 mm Pitch: 30 mm E-Chain®. 333.75 Inner height hi: 75 mm Inner width Bi: 75 mm Bending radii R: 140 - 300 mm Pitch: 36 mm E-Chain®. 353.50 Inner height hi: 50 mm Inner width Bi: 50 mm Bending radii R: 10 - 250 mm Pitch: 30 mm E-Chain®, snap-open This modular, rugged joint system is suitable for: Three-axis movements for machines of any type For dirt-filled environments High tensile strength Where rectangular shapes are requested Completely closed - reliable protection against dirt and chips Combination of different bending radii and axes Connection and separation possible at any chain Flanged mounting brackets or brackets, galvanized steel Snap-open Series 352 and 353 Combination of Series 353/333 possible Typical industrial sectors and applications Machine tools Robotics Material handling system Plastics industry Construction machinery Vehicle manufacturing Medical equipment IF -Design Award for Triflex®-Design Torsional movements possible

Hammer stroke or drive rivets are set by driving the mandrel into the rivet body (e.g. by means of a hammer). This causes the lower end of the rivet body to expand and allows riveting components with openend boreholes and also riveting of blind-end boreholes.This riveting technology is suitable for the most diverse material combinations. For blind-end boreholes, a trial is necessary in order to establish the optimum rivet length based on the component characteristics and the firmness requirements.