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| Our most popular style of Knob Spring, available in the greatest variety of stock sizes. Make your selection by part number from a wide range of English (inch) or Metric (millimeter) sizes. |
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| Identical to the "D"-springs above, but with sharp barbs added to the corners of the flat side to lock the spring securely into the knob cavity. |
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| These springs fit some unusual types of control shafts which have
two flats located opposite one
another. |
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| Flat springs hold the knob in place by applying spring pressure to just one side of the shaft. Since the spring does not encircle the shaft, one size can work with many different shafts and knobs. |
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| This distinctively-shaped spring is favored by many in
applications where higher torque forces will
be applied to the knob. |
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| Though easily removed by means of a special tool, these springs
hold the knob very securely to
the shaft. Especially useful for "Push-Pull" knob applications. |
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| Here's a variety of springs designed to secure knobs to round,
slotted and knurled shafts. |
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| As the title implies, these springs are for use with square and
rectangular control shafts. |
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| These reinforcing rings apply pressure uniformily around the
outside of the knob cavity, which
reinforces the plastic while securing the knob in place. |
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| A locking press-fit to a flange or edge allows speedy assembly
of just about anything, including
automotive assemblies, dashboards, door panels, etc. |
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| An assortment of fasteners designed to allow quick,
press-together assembly of just about
everything else. |