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Search fo unusual Items?

07/15/2008 1:57 PM

Have any of you ever had any success finding the following made from inconel:

cotter pins, 3/16" Diameter, head diameter .380" x 2" long similar to ANSI/ASME B18.8.1

Grommets with an inside diameter between .204 and .300.

These items are needed for use in a high temp enviornment up to (1200˚ F).

AND

Two lug nutplates similar to NASM21060 except with a titanium barrel and /or base.


I searched Thomas.net for quotes and came up empy.

I was hoping to find them as a stock item rather than having them custom made.

Any sources for custom made?

Thanks for positive feedback.

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Re: Search fo unusual Items?

07/16/2008 6:44 AM

If your requirement is for one/two piece, forget it, not possible to cater.

If requirement is in good quantity, and you have technical drawings, email it to my friend in China - celiawp@hotmail.com

She exports fasteners of all type.

Good Luck.

Mizun

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07/16/2008 9:46 AM
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Re: Search fo unusual Items?

07/16/2008 3:51 PM

try any fastener manufacture,they definetly use Inco and titanium.

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