I have an application using an 8-32 Stainless screw into a stainless PEM insert. I'm getting a lot seized screws that I think are gauling from too much friction and pressure.
I'd like to try reducing the friction with a lubricant.
1. The screw is inside a chassis with a lot of electronics...
I'm using a custom screw made of 303 stainless and screwing into a threaded insert made of "300 Series Stainless". Would this be a concern for gauling? if so, what would you guys recommend to compatible material?
Thanks
We are using a M10 locknut. The material is "A2" and the locking mechanism is a nylon ring at the end of the thread. Commonly called a "Nylock" in our area.
The make thread that it is going on is 303 Stainless.
Issue: severe gauling/seizing when we engage the locking mechanism.
Question...
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