A thermal concrete wing nut anchor includes a screw having an external thread, and a wing nut mounted on the screw. The screw has a first end provided with an enlarged stop flange, and a second end provided with a drilling tip. The stop flange is provided with a driving head. The wing nut is made of a metal sheet plate which is formed integrally by pressing. The wing nut has a middle provided with a first ear and at least one second ear. The wing nut has an internal thread extending through the first ear and the at least one second ear. The external thread of the screw is screwed through the internal thread of the wing nut.

A thermal concrete wing nut anchor includes a screw having an external thread, and a wing nut mounted on the screw. The screw has a first end provided with an enlarged stop flange, and a second end provided with a drilling tip. The stop flange is provided with a driving head. The wing nut is made of a metal sheet plate which is formed integrally by pressing. The wing nut has a middle provided with a first ear and at least one second ear. The wing nut has an internal thread extending through the first ear and the at least one second ear. The external thread of the screw is screwed through the internal thread of the wing nut.

A mounting device including a base having an open bottom, a longitudinal axis, and a linear guide on the base. The linear guide guides support hardware in linear movement along the longitudinal axis. An internal cavity is under the base for containing a sealant against and in cooperation with a roof when the mounting device is secured to the roof. An opening is though the base is for receiving a fastener when the mounting device is secured to the roof. The opening is in communication with the internal cavity. The linear guide extends beyond the internal cavity.

A structural assembly of an aircraft has a fastener extending into first and second structural members. A washer is disposed between the fastener and one of the structural members to electrically insulate the fastener and the structural members. The washer has a core of reinforcement fibers supported in a thermoplastic matrix material. Electrically-insulating outer layers of glass fibers overlay the core.

A structural assembly of an aircraft has a fastener extending into first and second structural members. A washer is disposed between the fastener and one of the structural members to electrically insulate the fastener and the structural members. The washer has a core of reinforcement fibers supported in a thermoplastic matrix material. Electrically-insulating outer layers of glass fibers overlay the core.

A thermal insulating screw assembly includes a thermal insulating screw and a thermal insulating washer. The thermal insulating screw has a rotation head, a shank, and an external thread. A thermal insulating portion coats the rotation head and has a plurality of projections each of which is provided with a horizontal face, a vertical face, and an inclined face. The horizontal face is located at a top of each of the projections. The vertical face extends downward from the horizontal face. The inclined face extends inward and downward from the vertical face. The thermal insulating washer is positioned by the projections and has an axial hole which passes through the inclined face and the vertical face to the horizontal face, and is positioned on the horizontal face of each of the projections.

The present invention is directed to a covering for a clamping assembly used to connect and ground solar panel modules to a mounting rail. The covering comprises a sleeve including an outer cover for connecting to the solar panel module and a connector shaped to be contained within the outer cover and connected to the outer cover through two or more flanges. The connector has an opening there through to receive a female member of the clamping assembly.

A reaction washer is optimized for lock-on, optional stiction ring and for a predetermined indentation depth of bidirectional serrations for secure reaction torque transfer during initial and full actuation of respective nut or bolt heads resting on it. An optional lock-on ring embedded around the reaction socket is ergonomically actuated to latch on and off underneath the reaction washer. Axial offset of the peak stress areas away from the actuation socket edges provides for reduced actuation socket diameter and consequently for the entire tool and system remaining substantially within radial assembly limits established for prior art actuation sockets alone. A coupling unit is attached to and tightened on a power torque wrench via a clamp tool utilizing the power wrench's own torque. A hand hold groove and a lock able snap release button offset from the coupling castle snap connection contribute to safe and ergonomic operation and system peak performance.

A reaction washer is optimized for lock-on, optional stiction ring and for a predetermined indentation depth of bidirectional serrations for secure reaction torque transfer during initial and full actuation of respective nut or bolt heads resting on it. An optional lock-on ring embedded around the reaction socket is ergonomically actuated to latch on and off underneath the reaction washer. Axial offset of the peak stress areas away from the actuation socket edges provides for reduced actuation socket diameter and consequently for the entire tool and system remaining substantially within radial assembly limits established for prior art actuation sockets alone. A coupling unit is attached to and tightened on a power torque wrench via a clamp tool utilizing the power wrench's own torque. A hand hold groove and a lock able snap release button offset from the coupling castle snap connection contribute to safe and ergonomic operation and system peak performance.

A washer includes a single piece body made of a resilient and flexible material and having a split extending between an inner circumferential edge and a radially outer peripheral edge to provide the body with first and second ends. One end has circumferentially extending and radially spaced fingers, and the other end has circumferentially extending and radially spaced fingers. A joint structure is integrally formed with the first and second ends. The joint structure includes a first locking mechanism and a second locking mechanism. The second locking mechanism is only engageable after the first locking mechanism is fully engaged.