Nylon Hexagonal Nut Locking

Nylon hex nut, commonly known as nylon locking nut, is a type of nut that is inserted with a nylon ring at one end to increase friction and prevent loosening. This type of nut is widely used in mechanical connection parts that need to be prevented from loosening.

The main characteristics of nylon hexagonal nuts include corrosion resistance, reduced vibration and noise, electrical insulation, and lightweight.

The model specifications of nylon hex nuts vary according to different standards (such as DIN, ISO, ANSI, etc.). For example, there are two types of nylon lock nuts according to the DIN 985 standard: slender and thickened, with sizes ranging from M3 to M48, and materials including carbon steel, stainless steel, and brass. Nylon lock nuts according to ISO 10511 standard are also available in slender sizes ranging from M3 to M48.

In addition, nylon hex nuts can also be selected with different materials and grades according to different application scenarios. For example, stainless steel hexagonal nylon nuts DIN985 can be made of 304 or 316 stainless steel, with grades A2-70 to A4-80. These nuts are widely used in the mechanical, equipment, automotive, and construction industries, especially in environments with high vibrations, which can effectively prevent screws from loosening.

In summary, nylon hexagonal nuts are widely used in various mechanical equipment and fasteners due to their good anti loosening performance, convenient use, and strong corrosion resistance.