Unit 6 Fasteners
Which of the following is not a type of nail used in HVAC
Common
Carpentry
Roofing
Finishing
Carpentry is not a type of nail used in HVAC
What term is used to indicate nail size? And the abbreviation
Hint: coin
Penny
D. for Denarius
What tool is used to spread the ends of a staple?
Outward clinch tacker
What are hollow rivets assembled in?
A pin called a mandrel
What fastener is used to attach two pieces of sheet metal together?
Pin rivets
A tapping screw that is identified as an 8-20 x 1 Type AB, slotted hex is how long?
1 in
6-20 × 1/2 Type AB, Slotted hex has a screw number of what?

6
A machine screw that is identified as a 1/4–18 UNC-2 is how long?
What does 18 represent?

Cannot be determined from this information
Number of threads per inch
Toggle bolts are best suited for securing objects to __________.
Hollow walls
When using a toggle bolt, it is important to make certain that _________.
The object being secured is placed on the bolt before threading the toggle onto it.
Powder-actuated fastener systems are most commonly used to secure objects to
Concrete slabs and walls
You must be properly trained and licensed to use which of the following:
Powder-actuated fasteners
What is a lag shield anchor?
A two-part shield with tapered internal threads
Threaded rod can be attached to steel I-beams with _________.
Beam clamps
The pipe-hanging device that is hammered or driven into a wood support is the _______.
Pipe hook
What is perforated strapping material is used with?
With nuts and bolts to secure the piping material
How are retaining rings typically classified?
Internal or External
**Retaining rings, also referred to as snap-rings, are fasteners that hold a component either onto a shaft or inside some type of housing
The ring tongue, hook tongue, and snap terminal are all examples of ____?
Crimped-on solderless terminals
Which of the following is true regarding the use of screw terminals?

Only solid wire should be secured under screw terminals.
Which of the following is true regarding cotter pins?