Locking-coaxial turnbuckle
DN Staff
January 19, 1998
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Although the turnbuckle has been used for centuries, its evolution still continues. This short, in-line device uses coaxial male and female eyebolt fittings to reduce length and weight.
Providing adjustable latitude for applications with limited space, the device also has a locking system. After adjustment, two screws tighten the frame around the eyebolt shafts to inhibit rotation.
Gim Shek Ng, NASA Langley Research Center, MS 431, 1 North Dryden St., Hampton, VA 23681-0001; (757) 864-7212.
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