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    Bolt connections & coefficient of friction for application engineers/consultants

    The task of bolts is to connect two or more components in a force-fit manner. However, in order to guarantee a secure screw connection, knowledge about preload force and tightening torque as well as about friction coefficients is elementary. With the deliberately small group size, there is always time for your individual questions. Practical work on the bolt test bench is also part of the seminar.

    What can you expect?

    The aim of this seminar is to impart basic knowledge about bolted joints and the determination of friction coefficients - especially for people who provide technical advice on selecting the right coating for fasteners or who work or will soon be working in application technology.

    • Various surfaces and friction coefficients
    • Design of bolted joints, demolition VDI 2230
    • ISO 2320, clamping nuts
    • DIN 267 T27, adhesive coatings
    • Multiple tightening, VW 01131, MBN 10544, wheel bolts
    • Hot loosening

    Seminar data

    • March 05, 2025
    • 09:00-16:30 CET
    • Wetterstr. 58, 58313 Herdecke
    • 3-8 participants

    Registration deadline: February 19, 2025

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      Michael Stähler
      Lead Technologist Fasteners
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      Eduard Buch
      Quality Testing

    Registration deadline reached.

    Please contact us at: academy@doerken.de and ask if there is still a place available.

    We reserve the right to refuse the participation of employees or representatives of competitors for reasons of confidentiality and undesirable knowledge transfer. This also applies to the participation of persons who have already attracted negative attention at previous events, for example through disruptions, or for whom there are other reasons to suspect that they will disrupt the organisation of the seminar for the other participants.