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News Release from: Elesa (UK) | Subject: Machine elements
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 01 November 2001

Machine elements are shown at
Manufacturing Week

Elesa-Clayton are this year showing new items through most product ranges of their standard machine elements.

Elesa-Clayton are this year showing new items through most product ranges of their standard machine elements This includes the I.622 family of thermoplastic high gloss finish threaded and knock-on knobs

These are shatterproof and available in a range of standard colours.

They are a vast improvement in ergonomic design over conventional ball knobs and are ideal for the end of control levers.

Also featured are handles and adjustable handles in electro static discharge material suitable for use on tables and workstations especially for environments such as PCB manufacture etc.

Other new items include small solid grip knobs with stainless steel inserts, ESN single wing nuts (only one wing from the main body, suitable as on/off turning/positioning knobs and MCT two piece construction handknobs allowing customers to fit their own bolts, with a vast variety of thread options available for small quantities.

In particular there are significant developments in the CF range of thermoplastic hinges and the LSA/LM ranges of plastic/metal levelling feet.

The Ergostyle range of high quality aesthetic design products now also include a selection of control levers, wing nuts and bridge handles.

Further information regarding Elesa-Clayton products may be found at www.elesa-clayton.co.uk. Request a free brochure from Elesa (UK) ...

Manufacturing Week exhibition, Stand No 9219.

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