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RattWorks RattPak

The Boys at RattWorks Help You Keep a Firm Grip on Your Nozzle with True Aerospace Stuff!

SuperAlloy A286 Screw Attachment System

The tensile strength of each screw is 5,820 pounds with an individual shear strength of 3,858 pounds - amazing for a 1/4-28 bolt as just one is capable of supporting your car! Made from A286 aircraft super alloy these screws can withstand temperatures up to 1200 degrees F. without losing integrity. Screws provide nearly 0.50" of grip range when you include the countersunk head, threaded length is 0.375".

Our RattPak includes drill bit, bottoming tap, allen wrench, countersink, and 100 screws - all in the correct diameters for perfect installation the first time. With our exclusive kit you can drill, tap, countersink and thread most aluminum tubes and couplers. Perfect for installing fins on airframes. Even better for retaining graphite nozzles into fincan or airframe. Achieve aerospace strength in the shop with simple hand tools. Works well in solid, liquid, and hybrid rocket motors. All you need is a drill or drill press and your ingenuity!

Each RattPak Includes:
1 each 5/32" Allen Wrench
allen wrench
1 each 7/32" HSS Drill Bit
1 each 1/2" diameter x 100 degrees Countersink
100 deg countersink
1 each 1/4"-28 bottom tap
bottoming tap
100 each A286 Superalloy 1/4" x 28 superscrews
screw package
All these components and parts for $30

 

Bolt Circle

SORAC bolt circle

This is a picture of one of the SORAC project hybrid motors showing a high strength bolt circle. It used 3 rows of ~50 screws per row to achieve the desired holding/clamping capacity.

These screws were originally manufactured for the latest Airbus 380 but, much to Dave G's chagrin, a teeny tiny flaw in the finishing process caused them to be rejected. The flaw was only superficial but them finicky Frenchy's tossed the whole lot.

Airbus 380

Dave is not on this airplane - but his screws are!

 

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