The Parts of Automation and Robotics - 1 Defns

Match the Name with the Definition: Screws

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off

• To hold objects together — such as wood — and to position objects.

• used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or nut.

• Provides two points of contact for connecting one piece of structural metal to another piece using one screw and nut.

Match the Name with Definition: Base Plate

• Used to maintain spacing when screws are removed

• Two main purposes: increasing speed or increasing force.

• To hold objects together — such as wood — and to position objects.

• help provide a uniform distribution of superstructure loads to the foundation and therefore conform to the shape of the foundation, typically a square or a rectangle.

Match the Name with its Definition: Plastic Spacer

• Allows shafts to spin smoothly through the square holes in a structural metal component.

• Two main purposes: increasing speed or increasing force.

• Used to maintain spacing when screws are removed

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off.

Match the Name with its Definition: Post Hex Nut Retainer

• Provides two points of contact for connecting one piece of structural metal to another piece using one screw and nut.

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off.

•  used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or nut.

  But are more dangerous than plastic washers.

• To hold objects together — such as wood — and to position objects.

Match the Name with its Definition: Hex Key

• Used for tightening and loosening hexagonal bolts and other compatible fasteners.

• Two main purposes: increasing speed or increasing force.

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off.

• used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or nut.

  But are more dangerous than plastic ones

Match the Name with its Definition: Hex Nut Crown

• To hold objects together — such as wood — and to position objects.

• provide a uniform distribution of superstructure loads to the foundation and therefore conform to the shape of the foundation, typically a square or a rectangle.

• Provides two points of contact for connecting one piece of structural metal to another piece using one screw and nut.

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off

Match the Name with its Definition: Post Hex Nut Retainer with Bearing Flat

• used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or nut.

  Because of their nonmetal composition they create a safer work environment

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off.

• Allows shafts to spin smoothly through the square holes in a structural metal component.

• Provides two points of contact for connecting one piece of structural metal to another piece using one screw and nut.

Match the Name with its Description: Metal Washer

• used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or nut, because of their non metal composition, they do not cause sparks and create a safer working environment

• used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a bolt or nut.

  But are more dangerous than plastic.

• To hold objects together — such as wood — and to position objects.

• provide a uniform distribution of superstructure loads to the foundation and therefore conform to the shape of the foundation, typically a square or a rectangle.

Match the Name with its Description: Gears

• Allows shafts to spin smoothly through the square holes in a structural metal component.

• Used for tightening and loosening hexagonal bolts and other compatible fasteners.

• Two main purposes: increasing speed or increasing force.

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off.

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Match the Name with its Definition: Hex Nut

• To hold objects together — such as wood — and to position objects.

• provide a uniform distribution of superstructure loads to the foundation and therefore conform to the shape of the foundation, typically a square or a rectangle.

• Provides two points of contact for connecting one piece of structural metal to another piece using one screw and nut.

• Locks the nut in place and prevents it from backing off