Molycop manufactures an easy release bolt that reduces removal time through the mechanical requirement of pushing thread through worn liners.
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Molycop’s easy release liner bolt is designed to reduce removal time through the mechanical requirement of pushing thread through worn liners. This unique product is manufactured under patent.
Easy release bolts reduce the risk of damage to the outer shell due to design. They also offer the ability to reuse the bolt, with the nut the only consistent consumable.
Technical components of the easy release liner bolt are consistent with Molycop’s mill liner bolt range.
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