10064715-Lock-Washer-M10.1277.3-1

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Product Name: Lock Washer, M10 (Split Lock Washer) – Part No. 10064715

Description:
This component is a standard M10 split lock washer, a critical fastening component used in the hydraulic power package and pump assemblies of waterjet cutting systems . It is a thin, circular fastener with a split (helical) design, typically manufactured from hardened carbon steel or stainless steel with a corrosion-resistant finish .

The primary function of this lock washer is to provide spring tension between the head of a bolt or nut and the bearing surface of the component. When tightened, the washer flattens, exerting a continuous opposing force that prevents the fastener from loosening due to vibration and pressure cycling inherent in waterjet intensifier operation.

This specific lock washer is listed as Item 5 in the official parts diagram for the Hydraulic Pump Assembly (P/N 20498668) and as Item 12 in the Hydraulic Power Package (P/N 72154447), with a quantity of 2 required per assembly . It is used in conjunction with M10 socket head screws (P/N 05037593 or 49883564) .

Applications:

  • Secures the hydraulic pump assembly to the mounting frame or manifold block

  • Prevents loosening of M10 fasteners under high-frequency vibration and pressure pulsation

  • Ensures consistent clamping force on critical components such as the piston pump (05045505) and gear pump (20498626) 

  • Used in hydraulic power packages, pump assemblies, and intensifier mounting applications

  • Compatible with 60,000-94,000 PSI (approximately 4,137-6,480 bar) waterjet systems

Features:

  • M10 Nominal Size: Fits M10 bolts, screws, or studs (10mm diameter)

  • Split Helical Design: The open-ended ring provides spring tension to resist loosening from vibration

  • High-Strength Material: Manufactured from hardened steel or stainless steel for durability under extreme pressure cycling 

  • Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Typically zinc-plated or coated to withstand moisture and hydraulic fluid exposure

  • Vibration Resistance: Essential for maintaining fastener torque in high-vibration waterjet environments

  • Standard Dimensions: Conforms to industry standards (e.g., DIN 127, ISO 8940) for reliable replacement fitment

Maintenance:

When to Replace:

  • Permanent Deformation: If the washer is flattened and no longer provides spring tension (loss of gap), it must be replaced

  • Cracking or Splitting: Any visible cracks or splits in the washer material warrant immediate replacement

  • Corrosion: Heavy rust or pitting that compromises material integrity

  • During Major Overhaul: It is standard practice to replace lock washers whenever the associated fastener is removed during major pump service

  • Loss of Clamping Force: If the bolted joint becomes loose during operation, inspect and replace the lock washer

Inspection and Installation Guidelines:

  • Full Depressurization (Critical): Before any maintenance, place the main electrical disconnect in the OFF position, fully depressurize both the hydraulic system and the high-pressure water system, and follow lockout/tagout procedures

  • Single-Use Recommendation: While lock washers are sometimes reused, replacement with a new washer is recommended for critical high-vibration applications to ensure proper locking action

  • Proper Orientation: Split lock washers have no directional orientation; place the washer between the bolt head/nut and the bearing surface (or under a flat washer)

  • Torque Compliance (Critical): Tighten the M10 fastener to the specific torque value listed in the equipment service manual using a calibrated torque wrench. The lock washer must be fully compressed to function properly

  • Use with Flat Washer: Often used in conjunction with a flat washer (e.g., P/N 49883580) to distribute load evenly across the mounting surface 

  • Inspect Fastener Threads: When replacing the lock washer, inspect the M10 fastener threads for damage, galling, or corrosion; replace the fastener if damaged

  • Clean Installation: Ensure mating surfaces are clean and free of debris, old sealant, or corrosion before installation

  • Storage: Store spare lock washers in a clean, dry environment to prevent corrosion before use

  • Cross-Reference Part Numbers: 10064715 is used in Hydraulic Pump Assembly 20498668 (Item 5, Qty 2) and Hydraulic Power Package 72154447 (Item 12, Qty 2) 


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