Engineering Asked by Dehbop on August 30, 2021
I need to fixate something at adjustable approximate angles. It doesn’t need to have a lot of holding power. So the idea is to have washers/nuts that are serrated, that when closed in together, locks fixed. Then when loosened, can be readjusted. Like here:
Are there washer/nut parts with serrated locking mechanism as twice shown in this pic?
You may be able to use Nord-Lock washers for your project. The holding power is quite strong, as it is based on the torque of the bolt/nut, not on the washer.
As you can see in the image from the web site, the surfaces of the washer are serrated in a manner similar to the detents in your image. The two parts are interlocked in such a way that rotation creates a force opposite to the fastening torque, effectively tightening the connection.
I've used this type of washer in a high vibration environment and found them to retain the fastening torque indefinitely. A bit more expensive than ordinary washers, but for your application, perhaps cheaper than a ground-up fabrication.
Answered by fred_dot_u on August 30, 2021
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