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How does the Disc-Lock
Safety Wheel Nut work?
The Disc-Lock Safety Wheel
Nut is split into two sections, comprising a nut and a hexagon washer.
Both sections have interlocking rising cams which are joined together to
form one assembly. When subjected to road shock or vibration, the most
common causes of wheel loss, the interlocking cams of the Disc-Lock
Safety Wheel Nut rise against each other. As the angle of the cams is
greater than the pitch angle of the thread on the stud a wedging action
takes place and the Disc-Lock Safety Wheel Nut locks and will not come
loose, thus keeping the wheel on the axle.
Disc-Lock Safety Wheel
Nuts are considered to be far superior in terms of safety than
conventional wheel nuts. The shock and vibration which cause existing
wheel nuts to come loose, cause Disc-Lock Safety Wheel Nuts to lock.
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