Stainless Steel Carbon Steel Hex Nut

Hexagonal Shape: The six-sided design allows for easy engagement with a wrench or socket, providing multiple points of contact for tightening and loosening.

Internal Threads: Hex nuts have internal threads that match the external threads of bolts or studs, enabling secure fastening.

• Carbon Steel: Commonly used for general-purpose applications, carbon steel hex nuts are often coated with zinc for corrosion resistance.
• Stainless Steel: Grades like 304 and 316 offer excellent corrosion resistance, making them suitable for outdoor, marine, and food processing applications.

• Size Range: Available in a wide range of sizes, from small M3 to large M160, to accommodate different bolt diameters.
• Strength Grades: Different grades, such as Grade 2, Grade 5, and Grade 8, are available, each with specific strength and hardness characteristics to suit various load requirements.
• Dimensions: Key dimensions include the nut's width across the flats and its thickness, which vary based on the nominal size.

• Construction: Used in steel structures, bridges, and other construction projects to secure beams, bolts, and other components.
• Automotive: Essential in fastening engine parts, suspension components, and other automotive assemblies.
• Industrial Machinery: Used to secure components in various types of machinery and equipment.
• Electronics: Commonly used to mount electronic components and secure panels in electronic devices.
• DIY Projects: Popular in home improvement and DIY projects for securing furniture, fixtures, and other items.

• Proper Torque: Applying the correct torque is crucial to ensure a secure and reliable connection without over-tightening or under-tightening.
• Thread Engagement: Adequate thread engagement between the nut and bolt is important for achieving maximum strength and preventing loosening.
• Lubrication: In some applications, lubrication may be necessary to reduce friction and prevent galling