Do you have quicker available version HHSTLW turnlock?

Turnlock can offer the special version HHSTLWT as an alternative with only 4-6 weeks lead time.

While this is the turning version:

Here are the part numbers for the new HHSTLWT version:

Why is it so hard to close the HHS series with hand operated studs with sealing gaskets?

There are a few different types of sealed options assembly for quarter turns.

To make a quarter turn sealed on an assembly, you will typically need to add or incorporate gaskets in the assembly.

Is there a way to compensate different panel thicknesses in the HHS series?

Turnlock has developed a washer or a "distance plate" in order to compensate several different panel thicknesses.

Is there a stainless steel version of HHSTLHR-*Z?

Yes, we have the new part HHSTLHR-*S which is the exact same as HHSTLHR-*Z except that it's in stainless steel.

Here's a drawing of the part:

Do you have the part HHSTLHR-*Z available in Stainless steel?

Yes we do, it's part number HHSTLHR-*S

Here's a list of the references that are available:

What is the part HHSTLW-16ZBG?

Is the Black glossy coated part of the HHSTLW-16Z version.

More information here:

https://www.turnlock.eu/hhstlw-16z

Can you supply a spring to use with the HHS-studs?

Yes, we can supply the part HHSSS which is a spring used on the studs.

When unlocked the spring will make sure the stud pops out of the panel.

Question:

We have interest in the HH parts shown below.

Yes, we supply Steyr alternative parts.

Here is a list of parts we currently hold on stock:

Can you quote the  Assy fasteners 88-50-16-00007-00? see pic.

Question:
Can you confirm this is the correct orientation for the black rubber grommets (Center-Right) as assembled or should they be the other way around?

Question:

Top panel would be about 15mm.

Answer:

Preload is the spring force = 30N

The weight of your panel will also determine what the side loads = shear strength will need to be.

Are there any receptacles that can be welded in the HHS-series?

Yes, we have 2 types of recepacles that can be welded.

Either with weld nibs, where it is needed to spot weld the receptacle to your panel,

This is the type with welding nibs:

This process is used in mass production with which you need a special machine to do it.

With this machine you combine pressure while also pushing a current through the weld nibs.

The receptacle that needs to be welded on by traditional manner looks like the following receptacle:

As mentioned, this receptacle needs to be welded on by the traditional manner such as TIG or MIG welding.

This process takes much longer than the spot welding.

There is also a difference in the plating. When needed to weld a receptacle to a panel,

The choice is between either a zinc plated or an oil coated steel receptacle.

The part number with weld nibs is HHSRFWZ (zinc plated) or HHSRFWB (blank/oil coated)

Without weld nibs, the part number is HHSRFWSZ (zinc plated) or HHSRFWSB (blank/oil coated)

06.43809-0181 is a receptacle that is used by

Is there a spring loaded stud of the HHS series?

Yes there is.

The old part number was the 991S02H-*AGV, which was the spring loaded stud.

However, that part has become obsolete, new part is HHSTLWS-*Z

If you have a question or enquiry regarding 991S02H-*AGV or the new available part HHSTLWS-*Z, please contact our sales team on [email protected]