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Nuts are internally threaded fasteners used in combination with bolts, screws, or studs to clamp parts together. They are widely used in construction, machinery, fabrication, and general maintenance applications where secure fastening is required.

Common Types and Features:

Hex, heavy hex, nylon insert lock, flange, jam, cap, and wing nuts
Inch and metric thread sizes
Available in Grades 2, 5, 8, A563, A194, and others
Steel, stainless steel, brass, and specialty materials
Coarse, fine, and specialty thread options

Hex Nut — Hex Nut Standard six-sided nuts used with bolts and screws to fasten parts together, providing strong, reliable clamping force in a wide range of automotive, industrial, and construction applications.

Locknuts — Locknuts Locknuts are specialized nuts designed to resist loosening from vibration or torque. They provide added security in assemblies where movement or load changes could compromise a standard nut’s hold.

Coupling Nut — Coupling Nut Long hex-shaped nuts used to join two male-threaded rods or fasteners, commonly used in threaded rod extensions, tensioning systems, and structural or mechanical assemblies.

Cap Nut — Cap Nut Cap nuts feature a domed top that covers exposed bolt threads for a finished appearance and added protection, commonly used in furniture, automotive, and decorative applications. Also known as acorn nuts.

Flange Nut — Flange Nut These nuts have a wide, built-in flange that distributes load and resists loosening, making them ideal for automotive, machinery, and vibration-prone assemblies without the need for a separate washer.

Square Nut — Square Nut Four-sided nuts that provide greater surface contact with the mating part, offering strong grip and resistance to loosening, commonly used in furniture, restoration, and heavy-duty industrial applications.

Specialty Nuts — Specialty Nuts Additional speciality nuts

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