Jet Fitting & Supply Corp. - Santa Ana, California

(714) 558-9381

810 S. Grand Avenue,
Santa Ana, CA 92705

http://www.jetfitting.com

Company Description:

3.75 Billion Fasteners Ready to ship today. Over 42,000 unique Fasteners. 9,000 Stainless Steel Products. 1,800 Mil-spec Fasteners. Same Day Shipping. 99% Service Level. Tool Repair Service. In business since 1946. BIN Stocking Program.

Services Offered:

Socket Head Cap Screws Button Head Sockets Flat Head Sockets Socket Shoulder Bolts Socket Set Screws Allen Head Screws Pipe Plugs

Lo-pro Socket Head Cap Screws Keys (hex 4-spline 6-spline Ball Short/long Arm)

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Atlas Engineering: Blind Threaded Inserts - Atlas Engineering The Atlas product line includes two basic types of threaded rivet nut products. The Atlas SpinTite product line includes a variety of inserts which satisfy most applications where strong one side thread installation is required. In addition, Atlas offers t...
Blind Threaded Insert...: Blind Threaded Insert Tools Tools PDF Model 9600 (Obsolete) Model 9600 is a manually-operated "squeeze" tool to install blind threaded inserts. It is designed for use where a compressed air source is unavailable. Available nose assembly conversion kits allow installation of blind threaded inserts fr...
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Floor Application: Floor Application (SCT, SC Self Drilling Screws) - SFS intec Fastening in a single operation With the SFS system for attaching wooden floors to metal frames you work reliably and efficiently with a single tool in a single operation. Drilling, thread forming and fastening, all in a single operation. ...
How to use: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Includes 801, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806, 807 & 808 tools. With the tool disconnected from the air source, check to see that the socket head cap screw extends beyond the face of the anvil far enough to allow at least one thread of the screw to extend beyond the end of the ins...