Need to know connector name

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I need a connector like a rivet, but so the 2 pieces are not tight but can swivel around the rivet. I have seen connections like that but don’t know what they are called. The 2 pieces need to be tight enough to not wobble but smoothly rotate. Also this is for a manufactured product so needs to be efficient to make. Is it some kind of welded shoulder bolt or special rivet that doesn’t completely clamp down? Any information or direction is appreciated.Burt _____________________Miller Syncrowave 250Millermatic 211Miller 375 Plasma Cutter Hobart Handler 120www.10FtDrillBit.comwww.MyWelds.com - pictures of my work
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Originally Posted by Freebirdwelds

Chicago bolts or Sex bolts.https://www.google.com/search?q=chic...h=955&biw=1288https://www.google.com/search?q=sex+...&bih=955&dpr=1
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Originally Posted by wb4rt

Thanks for the quick response. I need this joint to be permanent and not able to unscrew. Not sure if there is a locking type of these or a spot welded type.
Reply:I agree 👍 I used RED Loctite on morse drill chuck when about 15 years old. It took a torch to remove the drill chuck for drill press. I only did that one time never again. Now I only use for bolts I never want to remove. Dave

Originally Posted by Freebirdwelds

They have locking sex/Chicago bolts or use Loctite, Blue or Red, Blue is strong and will come off with hand tools, Red is more permanent and requires 400º+ heat applied to it to break it loose.
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Originally Posted by Freebirdwelds

They have locking sex/Chicago bolts or use Loctite, Blue or Red, Blue is strong and will come off with hand tools, Red is more permanent and requires 400º+ heat applied to it to break it loose.