Bajonettverschlüsse

Bajonettverschlüsse, often simply called bayonets, are a type of mechanical fastener. They work by using a stud on one part that slides into a slot on another part, which is then rotated to lock it in place. This rotation causes the stud to move past a shoulder or cam surface, securing the two parts together. The name "bayonet" comes from the similarity in design to the bayonet attachment used on firearms.

These fasteners are valued for their quick and secure locking action, making them ideal for applications where frequent or rapid assembly and disassembly are required. They offer a strong mechanical connection that can withstand vibration and moderate loads. The design can vary, with different numbers of studs and slot configurations used depending on the specific requirements of the application.

Bajonettverschlüsse are commonly found in a wide range of products. Examples include camera lens mounts, where they allow for quick attachment and detachment of lenses. They are also used in lighting fixtures, electrical connectors, and many types of equipment that need to be assembled or disassembled easily and reliably. The simplicity and effectiveness of the bayonet mechanism have made it a popular choice in engineering and product design for many years.