Sustainability 03. November 2023
Who Knew Secure Could Be This Easy DIRAK SNAP-Technology
A well engineered fastening technology is the best guarantee of innovative power and quality. DIRAK SNAP-Technology combines flexibility and security in every application and under high loads, without the use of tools. The precise fit in the sheet metal cutout ensures a high-strength connection with secure locking that fits perfectly – without slipping, turning or wobbling. DIRAK fastening technology is reliable, made for challenging tasks, and ready for your application.
DIRAK-SNAP-Technology uses the operating principle of a slam-latch, which is commonly found in doors for houses or rooms. It is based on two individual parts: a guide with tapered clamping jaws and a spring positioned in a window inside the guide. These SNAP elements are inserted into the guide channel of a device and held in place by fixing stops. If this fastener is then pressed through a cutout, the angled insert of the clamping jaws pushes the SNAP element back like a latch bolt in the guide channel. The spring is tensioned at the same time. As soon as the height of the clamping jaws is surpassed during the insertion process, the tensioned spring presses the SNAP elements back out of the guide channel. A distinctive "SNAP" sound can be heard as this happens. The fastener is now wedged in the cutout and holds the connected elements together with high strength.
DIRAK GmbH
Hall 4 - Stand 4502
DIRAK GmbH
Königsfelder Straße 1
D-58256 Ennepetal
Tel.: +49 2333 837-0
Fax: +49 2333 837-103
info@dirak.de
www.dirak.com
DIRAK-SNAP-Technology uses the operating principle of a slam-latch, which is commonly found in doors for houses or rooms. It is based on two individual parts: a guide with tapered clamping jaws and a spring positioned in a window inside the guide. These SNAP elements are inserted into the guide channel of a device and held in place by fixing stops. If this fastener is then pressed through a cutout, the angled insert of the clamping jaws pushes the SNAP element back like a latch bolt in the guide channel. The spring is tensioned at the same time. As soon as the height of the clamping jaws is surpassed during the insertion process, the tensioned spring presses the SNAP elements back out of the guide channel. A distinctive "SNAP" sound can be heard as this happens. The fastener is now wedged in the cutout and holds the connected elements together with high strength.
DIRAK GmbH
Hall 4 - Stand 4502
DIRAK GmbH
Königsfelder Straße 1
D-58256 Ennepetal
Tel.: +49 2333 837-0
Fax: +49 2333 837-103
info@dirak.de
www.dirak.com
DIRAK GmbH
Contact
Ms. Stephanie Felbeck