330.115 Serrated Locking Plates

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Serrated Locking Plates do not offer the high precision of Hirth couplings, but offer a cost-effective solution for positioning applications. The range of designs makes these plates adaptable for almost any application. To complement these serrated locking plates, accessories such as guide pots GN 187.1 and thrust springs GN 187.2 are useful additional standard parts. Contact us for further information.

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