MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 31947 Round Spacer
Steel round spacer positions components with a 1-1/2 inch overall length and 1/2 inch inside diameter
- Steel construction resists wear in demanding applications
- 1-1/2 inch overall length spaces components precisely
- 1/2 inch inside diameter fits standard hardware
- Round profile distributes load evenly across surfaces
- Creates reliable gaps for proper alignment
Automotive Round Spacer
The MIDWEST FASTENER 31947 is a steel spacer designed to create precise distance between components in automotive assemblies. It suits mechanics and DIYers who need reliable positioning for wheel or suspension hardware.
Replacing Worn Spacing Hardware
This spacer replaces damaged or missing original equipment spacers that can cause misalignment or vibration. The upgrade is worth it when existing hardware shows corrosion, deformation, or when a specific stack height must be restored for safe operation.
Sustained Load Performance
Manufactured from steel, the spacer maintains its structural integrity under continuous clamping force and road vibration. It resists compression set over long periods, ensuring the gap between objects remains consistent through thermal cycles and heavy use.
Highlights
- Steel construction resists wear in demanding applications
- 1-1/2 inch overall length spaces components precisely
- 1/2 inch inside diameter fits standard hardware
- Round profile distributes load evenly across surfaces
- Creates reliable gaps for proper alignment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What bolt diameter fits the 1/2 in inside opening of this spacer?
The 1/2 in inside diameter accepts bolts or shafts up to 1/2 in; match the bolt size to that opening for a proper fit.
How is the spacer positioned during assembly?
Slide the spacer onto the bolt or shaft between the two components, then tighten the fastener to lock the 1-1/2 in overall length in place.
When should the steel spacer be inspected or replaced?
Check for corrosion, deformation or thread damage whenever the assembly is disassembled; replace the spacer if the bore is worn or the faces are no longer flat.
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