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I was or I should say my company I work for was charged £247 for 100 brass M6 25mm bolts , washers and nuts.What I hate seeing is the tails being held on by some chewed up w ankey roofing bolt.
6mm brass sets are not expensive!
Well they got well and truly stuffed by CEF didn't they?I was or I should say my company I work for was charged £247 for 100 brass M6 25mm bolts , washers and nuts.
CEF as we don’t use them that much they charged that price!!
Na as soon as I saw the price on the invoice sheet I refused to sign it and declined their goods.Well they got well and truly stuffed by CEF didn't they?
Quite rite..CEF have a nasty habit of charging different prices to different people,You really need to price every item first with the c*nts.Brass stuff can be quite a bit dearer but I just seen 100 there now on ebay for £36 plus delivery..so 50p a gland...Na as soon as I saw the price on the invoice sheet I refused to sign it and declined their goods.
Less if you link 4 glands to the one bolt.Quite rite..CEF have a nasty habit of charging different prices to different people,You really need to price every item first with the c*nts.Brass stuff can be quite a bit dearer but I just seen 100 there now on ebay for £36 plus delivery..so 50p a gland...
Just thought I should add for clarity, "You must always use a flying lead when using Piranha nut" Irrespective if it is a solid metal box or separate lid with self tappers, it makes no difference in manufacturers eyes.
Do Piranha nuts have a serrated face? The ones I have used are just a nut with a locking hex screw to ensure good contact and a terminal for the fly lead, or is there something different that I haven't seen, be good to know if there is Dave.Yes because the contact area to the metal box is tiny if the teeth of the nut are placed against it, far too small to handle fault current.
Do Piranha nuts have a serrated face? The ones I have used are just a nut with a locking hex screw to ensure good contact and a terminal for the fly lead, or is there something different that I haven't seen, be good to know if there is Dave.
Well thanks Dave, to be honest never used them much as I'm retired, thanks againYes piranha nuts have four small spikes on the back of them, this cuts in to the enclosure wall and allows single handed tightening of the gland into them. This is what the tag-line of ‘they bite’ refers to on the front of the packet.
Metal box - use serrated washers on each cable termination. By far the best solution. It acts as both ground connection and helps to prevent the lock ring from slacking off over time
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