M8 ASME18.2.2 Jam Nut Brass Yellow Phosphor Bronze Thin Hex Nut

• Material: Bronze
• Type: Hexagon Head
• Connection: Common Bolt
• Shipping Cost: Estimated freight per unit.: about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
• Currency: US$
• Return&refunds: You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products.
• Model NO.: DIN934 iso4032
• Head Style: Hex
• Standard: DIN
• Grade: B7
• Material Type 1: Asni563
• Material Type 2: 660
• OEM: Welcome
• MOQ: 1000PC
• Sample: Offered
• Lead Time: 7-25 Days Normally
• Transport Package: 20-25kg Carton+900kg/Pallet
• Trademark: G&T
• Origin: Shanghai, China
• Production Capacity: 500 Tons/Month
• Package Size: 25.00cm * 20.00cm * 10.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 20.000kg

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What is hex nut?


A hex nut or hexagonal nut is a metal fastener with six sides.
Because it appears to be the most exact shape to hold, this is one of the most popular nuts, and it can use with anchors, bolts, screws, studs, threaded rods, and any other fastener with machine screw threads.

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Standard:	ASME/ANSI B18.2.2; iso4017, DIN934
Diameter:	1/4''-3-1/2''; M3-M72
Material:	Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel
Grade:	IFI-101,IFI-100/107 2007,SAE J995 Gr.2, 5,8; CL4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12
Thread:	M, UNC, UNF
Finish:	Plain,Black oxide, Zinc Plated(Clear/Blue/Yellow/Black), H.D.G, Nickel, Chrome,PTFE,Dacromet,Geomet,Magni,Zinc Nickel,Zinteck.
Packing:	bulk in cartons (25kg Max.)+wood Pallet or according to customer special demand
Application:	Structural Steel; Metal Buliding; Oil&Gas;Tower&Pole; Wind Energy; Mechanical Machine; Automobile: Home Decorating
Equipments:	Caliper, Go&No-go gauge, Tensile test machine, Hardness tester, Salt spraying tester, H.D.G thickness tester, 3D detector, Projector, Magnetic flaw detecter
Supply Ability:	1000 tons per month
MinimumOrder:	according to customer demand
Trade Term:	FOB/CIF/CFR/CNF/EXW/DDU/DDP

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