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Aeronautical Assemblies

Permanent Fasteners

Main Permanent Fasteners

Introduction

Squeeze rivets are the most commonly used fastening elements in metal structure construction. However, when superior mechanical strength is required, access is not easy, etc., several types of special permanent fasteners are available to achieve the assembly.

The Different Types

The Different Types

Special permanent fasteners can be classified into two main categories:

Bolt-type Fasteners

Blind-type Fasteners

Access to only one side of the assembly is required.

Access to both sides of the assembly is required.

The Different Types

Bolt-type Fasteners are divided into two categories:

Bolt-type Fasteners

Blind-type Fasteners

Access to only one side of the assembly is required.

Access to both sides of the assembly is required.

Cylindrical

Conical

The shank shape is cylindrical for tension and/or shear load transfer

The shank shape is conical for superior load transfer

The Different Types

Cylindrical Bolt-type Fasteners are also divided into two categories:

Bolt-type Fasteners

Blind-type Fasteners

Access to only one side of the assembly is required.

Access to both sides of the assembly is required.

Cylindrical

Conical

The shank shape is cylindrical for tension and/or shear load transfer

The shank shape is conical for superior load transfer

Threaded (nut)

Swaged (collar)

Locking by screwing a nut

Locking by swaging a collar

The Different Types

Blind-type Fasteners are divided into two categories based on their installation method:

Bolt-type Fasteners

Blind-type Fasteners

Access to only one side of the assembly is required.

Access to both sides of the assembly is required.

Cylindrical

Conical

The shank shape is cylindrical for tension and/or shear load transfer

The shank shape is conical for superior load transfer

Threaded (nut)

Swaged (collar)

Locking by swaging by pulling a stem from the head side

Threaded (nut)

Swaged (collar)

Locking by screwing from the head side

Locking by screwing a nut

Locking by swaging a collar

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The Different Types

An overview of the different fasteners. They are named on the following pages and explained in detail in specific courses.

Bolt-type Fasteners

Blind-type Fasteners

Cylindrical

Conical

Threaded (nut)

Swaged (collar)

Threaded (nut)

Swaged (collar)

Bolt-type Permanent Fasteners

Bolt-type Permanent Fasteners

Conical

Taper-Lok

Cylindrical

Threaded (nut)

Swaged (collar)

Hi-Lite Hi-Lok Hi-Tigue

Lockbolt LGP, MGP, GP, etc.

Blind-type Permanent Fasteners

Blind-type Permanent Fasteners

Swaged (collar)

NAS1919 / NAS1921 CHERRY MAX CHERRY LOCK CHERRY BULB HUCK MAX Etc.

Threaded (nut)

JO-BOLT VISU-LOK PLT COMPOSIT-LOK Etc.

Summary

Bolt-type Fasteners

Conical

Access to both sides of the assembly is required.

Threaded (nut)

Cylindrical

Locking by screwing a nut

Swaged (collar)

Locking by swaging a collar

Blind-type Fasteners

Threaded (nut)

Locking by screwing from the head side

Access to only one side of the assembly is required.

Swaged (collar)

Locking by swaging by pulling a stem from the head side