ASTM F912 F912M Alloy Steel Socket Set Screws Grub Screws
Metric Size: M1.4 – M52, Inch Size: 0# - 2"
Hexagon Socket(Allen), Torx Star, Square, Slotted Drive Types
Flat Point, Cup Point, Cone Point, Dog Point
Other Drive and Point Type are also available acc. to customer requirement
Various Surface Finishes
Various Material Grades are available
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Threaded Bolts Nuts DIN Fasteners ANSI Fasteners ASTM Fasteners BS Fasteners DIN Specification Fasteners, Weight Tables
our alloy and metal fasteners conform to the international quality standards such as DIN, ANSI, ASTM, BS, etc. We also extend custom production of fasteners in bulk according to the customers’ samples or drawings.
RANGE: M10 TO M100 , LENGTH UPTO 5 METERS
BOLTS
STUD BOLTS, HEX HEAD BOLTS, SOCKET HEXAGON HEAD SCREW ANCHOR BOLTS, U-BOLTS, J BOLTS, MUSHROOM HEAD SQUARE NECK BOLTS , T- HEAD BOLTS , WING SCREW , EYE BOLT , EYE BOLT, FOUNDATION BOLTS, STRUCTURAL BOLTS.
WASHER
PLAIN WASHER , PLAIN BIG & SMALL OD WASHER , SPRING LOCK WASHER , SPRING WASHER HEAVY DUTY , TOOTH WASHER , STAR WASHER , TAB WASHER WITH ONE & TWO TAB .
NUTS
HEXAGON NUTS , HEXAGON COUPLING NUTS , HEXAGON THIN NUT , SQUARE NUT , HEXAGON CASTLE NUTS , SELF LOCKING NUT , HEXAGON DOMED CAP NUTS.
SCREW
PAN HEAD SLOTTED SCREWS , CHEESE HEAD SLOTTED SCREWS , COUNTERSUNK HEAD SLOTTED SCREWS , COUNTERSUNK RAISED HEAD SLOTTED SCREWS , PAN PHILLIPSE HEAD SCREW , COUNTERSUNK PHILLIPSE RAISED HEAD SCREWS , SLOTTED CHEESE TRIM HEAD MACHINE SCREWS , SOCKET HEAD ALLEN CAP SCREWS , ALLEN COUNTERSUNK SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS , SOCKET HEAD SHOULDER SCREWS , SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW LOW HEAD , HEXAGON SOCKET SET SCREW WITH FLAT POINT , HEXAGON SOCKET SET SCEWS WITH CONE POINT , HEXAGON SOCKET SET SCREW WITH DOG POINT , HEXAGON SOCKET SET SCREWS WITH DOG POINT , HEXAGON SOCKET SET SCREWS WITH CUP POINT , IMPRIAL SOCKET CAP SCREWS .
OTHER
THREADED ROD, AS PER DRAWING AND CUSTOMERS SPEC.
COATING
HOT DIPPED GALVANIZING
PHOSPHATE
TEFLON
XYLON
ZINC
CADMIUM
Siddhagiri Metals and Tubes
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Maharashtra-400 004 (India)
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This is video #2 of a 3-part series. The videos are:
Part 1 = https://youtu.be/8xlJXrSK3ag?hd=1
Part 2 = https://youtu.be/BLDvTRZlyCo?hd=1
Part Overview = https://youtu.be/KCPlbiTcLc4?hd=1
To watch the Flush Valve Playlist = https://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=31C570921B83280C
Flush Valve
Parts Needed
Before this project is started a new flush valve kit will need to be purchased at a hardware or plumbing supply store. This kit should include the flush valve assembly, which is the overflow tube and seat, seals and lock nut, flapper valve with lift chain and a sponge gasket. Additionally, a supplemental sponge gasket may need to be purchased depending on the curvature of the connection between the tank and the base. The last items that need to be purchased are new tank mounting bolts. Generally, a tank will require two or three mounting bolts so purchase enough for your given toilet.
Tools Needed
The tools necessary for this project are an adjustable open-end wrench or socket wrench, a large sponge, a flat-head screwdriver, a pair of rib-joint pliers, a cement mixing tub, a small plastic container, and possibly a mini-hacksaw.
Replacement
Before beginning this repair shut off the water supply, remove the lid to the tank, and flush the toilet. Once the tank is mostly empty, sponge out the rest of the water draining it into the toilet’s bowl. With the tank empty, position a plastic container to collect water under the water supply hose and unscrew the hose from the base of the tank, having any water drain into the plastic container below. To remove the tank, its mounting bolts will need to first be unscrewed.
Using the flat head screwdriver to hold the head of the bolt, and an adjustable open-ended wrench to loosen the nut remove all of the tank mounting bolts. If the bolts are corroded and too difficult to unscrew, cut through them with a mini-hacksaw. When the bolts are free lift the tank off of the base and place it into the cement-mixing tub.
With the tank on its side peel off the sponge gasket reveling the lock nut. While holding onto the flush valve assembly inside the tank, unscrew the lock nut from the base of the tank using a pair of rib-joint pliers.
With the assembly disconnected from the tank unhook the chain from the flush handle, and remove the old flush valve assembly. Take the new flush valve assembly insuring that its seal is in place, and insert it into the tank of the toilet with the overflow tube at the ten o’clock position. Then place the external seal on the flush valve and hand-tighten the lock nut. Finally tighten the lock nut with rib-joint pliers and affix the sponge gasket over the lock nut. Reattach the flapper valve to the overflow tube and the chain to the flush lever.
Insert the tank mounting bolts with washers back through the openings in the base of the tank, once they are in place set the tank back on the base of the toilet lining up the mounting bolts with their corresponding openings in the toilet’s bowl. Hand tighten the lock nuts on the mounting bolts and finish off using the screwdriver and socket wrench to secure the bolts water tight with no movement between the tank and the base.
Now that the tank is re-installed the mounting bolts depending on personal preference, may be trimmed within a quarter inch from the lock nut, using a mini hacksaw. Reattach the water supply hose and turn on the water supply valve. The tank should begin to fill. As the tank fills inspect the joint between the base and the tank for any leaking. Once the tank is full make any adjustment to the overflow tube, flush valve and tank fill valve for optimum water level. With all adjustments complete test cycle the toilet and replace the toilet’s tank lid.