Hexagonal nut LN982-M series
flangedstainless steelnylon

hexagonal nut
hexagonal nut
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Characteristics

Types
hexagonal, flanged
Material
stainless steel, nylon, medium
Other characteristics
threaded
Nominal diameter

Min.: 4 mm
(0.16 in)

Max.: 24 mm
(0.94 in)

Height

Min.: 4.7 mm
(0.185 in)

Max.: 28 mm
(1.102 in)

Description

Our Nylon Lock Hex Nuts High, also known as High Nyloc Nuts or High Nylock Nuts, are manufactured to DIN 982. Nylon Locking Nuts are nuts that increase friction in the thread to prevent the nut from loosening itself. The friction is caused by the nylon prevailing torque element in the nut, which results in axial and/or radial clamping in the bolted connection.The High Nylon Lock Nuts are taller than our standard Nylon Lock Nuts. Most commonly used in conjunction with Bolts and Machine Screws, these products are used to hold fasteners in place, joining two or more parts together. We also offer Flanged Nylon Lock Nuts. Our Nylon Lock Hex Nuts are available in A2 (Equivalant to 304) or A4 (Equivalent to 316 Marine Grade) Stainless Steel in metric sizes from M4 to M24. For our full selection of sizes and materials see the product table displayed below, or get in touch with a member of our staff. Key Product Features: Manufactured from a high strength Stainless Steel Includes Nylon insert to prevent loosening Recommended for use with threaded components Easy to install and use Commonly Used For: To install on externally threaded components Also Refered to As: Prevailing Torque Type Nexagon Nuts Nyloc Nuts Nylock Nuts Nylon Lock Nuts Equivalent Standards: DIN EN 7040 (Germany, Deutsches Institut für Normung) ISO 7040 (International Standards Organisation) CSN 021492 (Czech technical standard) UNI 7473 (Italy, Ente Italiano di Normazione)
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