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MANDREL FOR 5/16-24 - 3M - Marson

Part #: 39272

The 3M - Marson 39272 Mandrel for 5/16-24 is a crucial replacement component engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. Designed for durability and precise operation, this mandrel ensures secure and reliable performance with compatible Marson rivet tools, facilitating accurate threaded fastener installation.

Key Features

  • Precision 5/16-24 Thread Compatibility: Engineered for accurate engagement with 5/16-24 fasteners, delivering secure and consistent results in professional fastening operations.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-quality materials, this mandrel is built to withstand rigorous and repetitive use in demanding workshop and industrial environments.
  • Optimized for Marson Rivet Tools: Guarantees seamless functionality and maximum efficiency when paired with specified Marson rivet tools, ensuring reliable performance.
  • Lightweight and Compact Design: At just 0.05 lbs with dimensions of 4.2 x 0.2 x 0.2 inches, it offers easy handling and allows for efficient work in confined spaces.

Applications

  • Automotive Repair and Assembly: Ideal for precisely installing and securing threaded components during vehicle maintenance and assembly tasks.
  • Industrial Maintenance: Suitable for heavy-duty repair and installation projects that require robust 5/16-24 threading capabilities in manufacturing or plant settings.
  • Aerospace and Marine Projects: Supports professional fastening requirements in critical applications where consistent reliability and durability are paramount.
  • Construction: Effectively used for securing threaded fasteners in various construction and structural applications.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: 3M - Marson
  • Model Number: 39272
  • Product Name: MANDREL FOR 5/16-24
  • Weight: 0.05 lbs
  • Dimensions: 4.2 x 0.2 x 0.2 inches
  • Thread Size: 5/16-24
  • Material: Durable and lightweight construction

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 23 February, 2015.