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The A-L Series™ Insert features a
knurled body and large diameter-low profile head making it ideal for use in punched or
drilled holes. It offers the highest all around strength characteristics and has been
designed to be used with Grade 5 or Metric 8.8/9.8 mating screws. The A-L Series™ is AVK’s
most versatile performer.
The A-L Series™ Insert can be installed using AVK’s
ARO brand pneumatic tools
or AVK’s SPP™ Pneumatic/Hydraulic Tools.
These tools can be located at any position on your assembly line.
The A-L Series™ can be installed either before or after finish.
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INSTALLATION STEPS AND VIDEO
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While you’re waiting please review the installation steps below.)
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If you have problems viewing the video,
try THIS LINK.
You will have the option to save the file to disk, to view as many times as you like.
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Step 1
The operator 1/4 turns the AVK fastener on to the tool mandrel
and places it into the hole.
He then presses the top trigger on the tool and the AVK part installs.
Step 2
In the demo video the operator is
installing the AVK fastener into two different material thickness’. This is the key
benefit of the AVK System. You are able to install our products into single, variable or
multiple thickness materials without tool adjustment.
Step 3
During installation the AVK fastener
expands within the hole Filling The Hole.
This assures excellent spin out resistance and is a feature unique to AVK fasteners.
Step 4
Once hole fill is complete the AVK
fastener forms its backside flange behind the parent material and the tool stalls.
Step 5
The operator reverses the tool and proceeds to attach the mating component using
the appropriate mating hardware. The entire installation sequence
of the AVK fastener takes 3 seconds or less.
Step 6
AVK fasteners are designed to be installed right on your assembly
line either before or after paint or finish is applied to
your product. This saves space and improves process flow.
This is another impressive feature of AVK to consider.
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