Sealing capped nut and bolt therefor

Expanded – threaded – driven – headed – tool-deformed – or locked-thr – Headed fastener element with nut – washer – securing means or cap – Lap bolt or fastener

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411369, 411429, 411432, 411902, 411907, F16B 3300, F16B 3700, F16B 3714

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044900830

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a new fastening system particularly for fastening of fiber-reinforced polyester/plywood panels 14 to metallic structural members 16 in sealing engagement through apertures 18. The system has a sealing capped nut 10 for receiving in threaded engagement a bolt 12. Upon such engagement a formable shank portion 40 of the sealing capped nut 10 is deformed in a designed fashion to form a seal between the bolt 12 and the aperture 18 opening.

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