Nuts

Hex Nuts are metal fasteners with six sides commonly used in wood to wood, wood to metal, and metal to metal applications.

Jam Nuts are typically half as tall as a standard nut and commonly used as a type of locknut, where it is “jammed” up against a standard nut...

K Lock Nuts (Keps Nuts) have a conical external tooth washer attached to the bottom of the nut. This integrated lock washer bites into the surface material,...

Flange Nuts have a wide flange at one end, which acts as an integrated washer. The flange serves to distribute the pressure of the nut over the part being...

Acorn Nuts are designed to cover and protect the exposed end of a bolt or screw, providing a finished appearance and reducing the risk of injury from sharp...

Slotted Hex Nuts have a slot on the outside surface of its hexagonal shape which are used for the insertion of a safety wire or cotter pin, creating a...

Wing Nuts have two large metal “wings” on each side which allow the nut to be easily tightened and loosened by hand without the need for tools.

T-Nuts have hooks that grab onto the material being fastened (often wood, plastic, or composite material), which offers more retention and strength.

Square Nuts are four-sided nuts that are designed for use with a square head bolt and flat washer which offer greater surface contact with the part being...

Coupling Nuts are long, cylindrical and have internal threads on both ends, allowing them to be screwed onto two separate threaded rods and joined together...

Stamped Nuts are used instead of traditional nuts in applications requiring low torque, and form their own thread on a smooth die cast, mild steel, or...

Right Hand Wheel Nuts, also known as lug nuts, are a type of fastener used to secure the wheels of vehicles to their axles. The term “right hand”...

Weld Nuts, also known as weld-on nuts, are a type of fastener that is designed to be welded onto another metallic object. They provide high strength fastening...