Lock Spacer - Frequency: Nil Hertz (Hz)

Lock spacers are essential components used in various applications, including doors, turbines, and other mechanical systems. Here are some key specifications and features of lock spacers:

Types of Lock Spacers- Double-Sided Snap-in Spacers: These spacers fit into panel holes and have a two-prong snap lock. They're made of nylon and come in various lengths, such as 22.2 mm.
- Locking Spacer Assemblies: These assemblies include a locking spacer with a leg and a wedge tool. They're used in turbine applications to secure blades and spacer elements.
- Crosslock Spacers: These spacers are designed for beam and column applications, providing a secure and stable connection .

Materials and Features- Nylon: A common material used for lock spacers due to its durability and resistance to wear.
- Steel: Used in heavy-duty applications, steel spacers provide added strength and stability.
- Aluminum: Some lock spacers are made from aluminum, offering a lightweight and corrosion-resistant option.
- Flammability Class: Some lock spacers have a flammability class rating, such as 94V-2 or 94V-0, indicating their resistance to fire.


Dimensions and Pricing- Length: Lock spacers come in various lengths, ranging from 6.4 mm to 25.4 mm or more.
- Diameter: The diameter of lock spacers can vary, with common sizes including 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch.
- Price: The price of lock spacers depends on the material, size, and quantity. Prices range from $0.45 to $71.88 or more per unit .

Applications- Doors: Lock spacers are used in door applications to provide a secure and stable connection.
- Turbines: Locking spacer assemblies are used in turbine applications to secure blades and spacer elements.
- Mechanical Systems: Lock spacers are used in various mechanical systems, including pumps, compressors, and