ACME threads or just standard type that will become galled when stressed ?
1760468
The threads on these compressors are subject to a lot of strain and sheer and I note no deformation in the threads after use. I'm willing to use these very same compressors in future projects.
1204803
I don't think there is a choice when buying bobbin thread other than the weight and even then you may only have a choice of black or white. When you run out of thread or the thread breaks, you have to back up a few stitches past the break/end of bobbin and start from there..........it can happen to anyone unless the machine has a low bobbin indicator.
813511
I guess I'm unclear as to what you're asking, the manifold itself has acme threads, the hoses are female acme thread on both ends. The only other common HVAC thread for fittings is a 1/4" or 3/8" compression. I assume you want to use this manifold and hoses for an air comditioner or something like that. In that case, yes they make adapters to go from 1/4" compression to acme.
298173
I do not know the thread but I do not recommend this item. It failed completely after a few hours and I have communicated with other Amazon customers with similar problems regarding this item.
1791837
Use the "Removable" type of threadlocker. Somewhere on the packaging it will read, "service removable", or something similar. I used Permatex medium strength, blue threadlocker, nothing has come loose yet.
1724698
It is a thinner thread making you embroidery a less dense. If you are working on clothing I would you this thread.
1636897
Price equals quality. I used this for 1" and it worked. Extra care is needed to make sure the threader is square and that the pressure applied on the handle is direct. I did have it skip a few times when I wasn't being mindfull of that. Threads were fine and the price can't be beat. I wouldn't recommend it for regular use.
1582306
I use this thread for hand embroidering Japanese characters and English letters on martial art belts (satin stitch). However, the thread is very thin and I find that I need to double the thread or it would take longer than I have time for. It also tangles and frays very easily if you are not careful.
986139
Buy the thread adaptor that goes from 5/16-24 to 5/8-11 and you can find pads almost anywhere. The adaptor is not expensive and the pads are much easier to find that fits 5/8-11 threads.
2066193
American Standard R110 if you are sweating to copper pipes. American Standard R115 if you are screwing in threaded pipe or a threaded adapter such as pex, or CPVC.
1077233
Hello, this is 10mm standard thread but we can include adapters for you, please just let us know when you want to buy,
2193886
anything of good quality. using substandard threads in your machine can goof up the inner workings of where the thread runs through your machine. also when you do some reading about doing machine embroidery, different threads can be used for different applications.
850832
No. These are not flow-control devices, only connectors. The pressure needs to be shut off first... I don't think it will disconnect if pressure exists. FWIW, after getting used to these connectors I am never going back to using the thread-on thread-off attachments.
2266005
Might check out shim nut. Or look to using shim washers. If you have access to a 5/8 x 24 die you can cut additional thread to index vertical ports to 12 o'clock. Hope this helps! Harleyman1200s
1922026
I believe the hose faucet we buy these for is is arrowhead brass, which is mostly what we use. The fine thread is a safty feature to prevent a standard hose thread connection and by passing the back flow preventer. Have a Plumb-Better day !!!!
2122351
I received a response from the manufacturer: "It is a 1/4" x 20 pitch thread. Try a set screw. They hold much better over time."
1770503
You can use a threaded extension but you need to make sure that the extension is not exposed.