Connection Drawings
Dimensioned details, connection locations and the applicable product or assembly standard.
FASTENERS FOR WIND ENERGY
Every Connection.
Part Of The Whole.
From foundation anchoring to tower and blade-root connections. Fastening components defined around your project drawings.
Explore The Connections
FOUNDATION · TOWER · BLADE ROOTEXPLORE BY CONNECTION
Three Connections.
One Coordinated Requirement.
Choose a connection to see the relevant products and the details that shape the supply.
CONNECTION MAP SELECT A CONNECTION
Connection locations illustrated schematically.
FROM THE GROUND UP
Start With The Anchor Layout.
Coordinate the rods, plates and matched hardware against the foundation drawing. The supply scope can cover individual components or a specified cage assembly.
- Geometry
- Rod diameter and length, bolt circle, plate spacing and hole layout.
- Supply scope
- Loose components, matched sets or cage assembly, with item quantities defined.
- Inspection basis
- Thread fit, straightness, layout and assembly tolerances to the project specification.
ALONG THE STRUCTURE
Define The Connection Set.
Specify hex-head bolts, nuts and washers around the connection drawing. Material, property class, surface treatment and tightening requirements belong in the same procurement package.
- Bolt schedule
- Diameter, under-head length, thread length and required grip.
- Matched hardware
- Nut and washer grades, quantities and the specified assembly standard.
- Installation condition
- Coating, thread fit, lubrication and tightening requirements reviewed together.
AT THE ROTOR
Match Both Ends Of The Stud.
For a T-bolt blade-root connection, coordinate the double-ended stud with its transverse-threaded barrel nut and outer hardware. Each component follows the connection drawing.
- Stud geometry
- Both thread diameters and engagement lengths, shank profile and transitions.
- Barrel nut fit
- Nut diameter, length, transverse thread position and matched engagement.
- Acceptance requirements
- Material, mechanical properties, coating and any specified fatigue or NDT documentation.
PREPARE YOUR ENQUIRY
The Drawing Starts The Conversation.
A clear project package connects the product geometry, supplied components and acceptance requirements.
Component Schedule
Item numbers, quantities, material / grade and the nuts, washers or barrel nuts included.
Finish & Installation
Coating, thread fit, friction / lubrication and any specified tightening requirements.
Acceptance & Delivery
Required inspection records, testing scope, packing identification, destination and delivery date.
Define How It Will Be Checked.
Include the inspection and documentation requirements with your drawings so the scope is clear from the quotation stage.
YOUR WIND ENERGY PROJECT
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