When you’re working on a project, it can be really helpful to have a post tension wedge (PTW) around. This tool allows you to apply even pressure while tightening or loosening screws, bolts, and other accessories. In this blog post, we will show you how to use a PTW and help you get the most out of your projects. From fixing a door hinge to installing a new light fixture, we’ll show you everything you need to know in order to get the job done right.
The post tension wedge (PTW) is a joint that allows for large displacement and high-tension loads. The PTW is often used in construction and engineering applications to resist deformation, moment, and tensile forces. The PTW was originally designed to resist the spreading of an explosive charge by absorbing energy during the explosion. Today, the PTW is also used in various mechanical applications, such as aerospace, automotive, oil and gas production, and wind power generation.
In construction and engineering applications, the PTW can be used to resist deformation, moment, and tensile forces. The PTW can be found in a variety of applications such as aerospace, automotive, oil and gas production, and wind power generation. In many cases where high-tension loads are present or expected, the PTW can provide better performance than traditional joints.
There are a few different types of post tension wedges that can be used to tighten screws, bolts, and other fasteners. Each has its own unique features that make it the best option for specific applications.
Turnbuckle Wedge: The turnbuckle wedge is a classic post tension wedge that relies on a turning motion to apply pressure to the fastener. This makes it ideal for tightening screws and bolts in tight spaces or against resistance.
Cordless Wedge Driver: The cordless wedge driver is a popular option for contractors because it doesn't require any batteries to operate. The handheld tool uses torque sensors to determine how much pressure to apply, eliminating the need for guesswork or adjustments.
J-Bolt Wedge: The J-bolt wedge is designed specifically for tightening J-bolts. It has two pads that grip the bolt heads and apply pressure while the arms rotate. This wedge is perfect for applications where space is restricted or where precision is required.
There are many factors to consider when selecting a post tension wedge. Here are some key considerations:
Durability
The post tension wedge should be durable enough to with stand regular use. It is important that the wedge is able to resist wear and tear, so it can last for years.
Size
The size of the post tension wedge should be appropriate for the job at hand. Select a size that will fit snugly between the posts and provide the desired support. Too large of a wedge can result in instability and movement, while a small wedge may not be strong enough to provide adequate support.
Design
The design of the post tension wedge should complement the look of your home or workplace. Select a design that is both functional and attractive.
There are a few ways to use a post tension wedge. The simplest way is to simply insert the wedge into the hole and tighten the screw. You can also use a post tension wedge with a T-bar clamp. This type of wedge has two clamps that grip the post and screw.
To use this type of wedge, you first need to drill a hole in the post large enough for the wedge to fit. Next, place the T-bar clamp on top of the post and attach it to the other end of the wedge. Tighten the screw on the side of the wedge so that it grips onto the post.
KIMDRILL has been supplying high-quality piling since the year of 2008. With over 14 years of experience in the deep foundation drilling industry Our team of skilled workers and highly experienced engineers is guaranteed to produce high-quality rotary drilling tools with a good design.Our factory makes piling equipment to international standards. However, we can modify piling equipment to meet the needs of clients for complicated pile projects. In 2014, we exported 2680/2540mm Casing Joints for Bauer Rotary Rigs and received great feedback.
We manufacture drilling buckets, core barrel and auger, CFA and FDP augers. Our drilling tools can match with drill rigs from brands Bauer, Soilmec Mait Casagrande, Mait and Sunward, Zoomlion and IMT.We provide all-round assistance to our customers in drilling projects. Our product range includes drill rods, drill bits, anchorage blocks, wedges, drill rods, drill rods and trione bits.Our products can be used in bore piling and deep foundation engineering, as well as bore piles, cassions and bored piles, drilled shafts casting-in drilled-hole piles infrastructure engineers, civil engineers, building, bridges, etc.We are available to answer any questions you may have about drilling projects.
We have exported our drilling tools to Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, Australia, Canada, USA, Ireland, Germany, Kenya, Uganda, Botswana, Cote d'Ivoire, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Chile and so on.We are proud to provide our clients high-quality products and excellent after-sales services. These top-rated companies have been our business partners for many years.We are grateful for all your assistance. We will continue to improve the drilling tools that are great and take it further.
Kimdrill is committed to being a trustworthy partner and providing added value to every client. We are convinced that quality determines the life of products and put it in our ethos. We have always improved our technology in line with international standards and optimized the quality control to create high-quality drilling tools."To be a reliable supplier" is not only our goal, but it is always on our mind. Every feedback or comment from clients is highly valued and our sales staff is able to respond to clients' requirements promptly.We will abide by our beliefs, and provide better service to more clients all over the world. We're always available for any inquiries.
Kimdrill Piling(Changsha) Co., Limited. Privacy policy Terms and Conditions