Finished Hex Nuts
Hex nuts are six-sided, internally threaded fasteners, mated with bolts, studs, screws, and other externally threaded products. The addition of the hex nut ensures that the bolt, etc., stays in place. Hex nuts of standard thickness are called finished hex nuts. 319.pngHeavy Hex Nuts
Hex nuts are six-sided, internally threaded fasteners, mated with bolts, studs, screws, and other externally threaded products. The addition of the hex nut ensures that the bolt, etc., stays in place.Heavy hex nuts are wider across the flats and thicker than hex nuts. 320.png
Hex Jam Nuts
Hex jam nuts are thin hex nuts. They have coarse and fine machine screw threads, like hex nuts, but their reduced thickness results in a reduction in strength. They are used with small machine screws to save space or to "jam" against anothe rnut to create a locking action. 330.pngMachine Screw Nuts
Machine screw nuts are typically a six-sided internally threaded fastener with a flat top and chamfered corners. They are designed for use with machine screws.Machine screw nuts are also available as a four-sided, internally threaded fastener with a flat top and bottom, without chamfer. However, user interest in square machine screw nuts has declined significantly during the past several years. 325.png
Nylon Insert Lock Nuts
Nylon inset lock nuts nuts are basically a hex nut with a nylon-filled collar at its back end. When a screw reaches the collar, the threads and nylon form a tight, frictional fit, restricting movement of the screw when it's subject to vibration. 305.pngAll Metal Lock Nuts
All-metal lock nuts, also known as prevailing torque nuts or stiff nuts, are a type of fastener designed to prevent loosening due to vibration or other external forces. Unlike standard nuts, which rely on friction between the threads of the nut and the bolt to stay in place, all-metal lock nuts incorporate a design feature that increases resistance to rotation. This added resistance helps maintain a secure connection between the nut and bolt.
All-metal lock nuts are commonly used in applications where maintaining a secure and vibration-resistant connection is critical, such as automotive, aerospace, machinery and construction industries. They offer a reliable solution for preventing unintended nut rotation and potential loosening of fasteners.
Slotted Hex Nuts
Hex nuts are six-sided, internally threaded fasteners, mated with bolts, studs, screws, and other externally threaded products. The addition of the hex nut ensures that the bolt, etc., stays in place.Slotted hex nuts have slots cut into the top of the nut through the centers of the opposing flats. The slots are used for the insertion of cotter pins or safety wire to secure the nut when used with a drilled fastener. 288.png
Square Nuts
Square nuts are four-sided, internally threaded fasteners, mated with bolts, studs, screws, and other externally threaded products. The addition of the square nut ensures that the bolt, etc., stays in place. Square nuts are most commonly mated with square bolts. Square nuts offer a greater surface area than do hex nuts, and therefore provide greater adherence. A disadvantage is that they require more effort to tighten. 237.pngCoupling Nuts
Coupling nuts have long, hexagonal bodies. They are used to hold a threaded rod or machine screw at each end. 303.pngWing Nuts
Wing nuts have protruding 'wings' to make hand tightening and loosening easier. Wing nuts are used when a part is often assembled and disassembled by hand, where no more than finger pressure is needed. They may be used with or without a washer.The ease of use also make wing nuts popular for applications in which convenience is vital, such as on boats and bicycles. Stamped wing nuts feature hollow wings open at the top. Cold-forged wing nuts are solid parts. 863.png
Tee Nuts
Tee nuts are pressed cylindrical nuts with a flat top and sharp prongs jutting 90 degrees down from the flat top and parallel to the cylindrical nut shaft. The cylindrical shaft is threaded internally. A captive nut, the tee nut allows one to put a threaded hole through wood, plywood, composite board, plaster, and other soft materials. The user can hammer the tee nut into a drilled hole in the material, then drill a screw through the threaded tee nut shaft into the material. Applications include furniture leg screw adjusters and internal wall mountings. 302.pngCap Nuts
Cap nuts, also called acorn nuts, are blind tapped hex nuts with acorn-shaped tops. Cap nuts feature a crown, or dome, covering. They are chosen for safety reasons, to cover protruding threaded mating parts and for decorative enhancement. 570.pngMetric Nuts
Welcome to Coburn-Myers, your ultimate source for an extensive array of both imported and domestic metric nuts.
Our metric nuts are meticulously crafted to create a seamless match with corresponding bolts, ensuring a robust and secure connection. With a wide array of sizes and shapes, we cater to diverse applications across industries, offering solutions that adapt to your unique requirements.
Our skilled fastener specialists are ready to guide you in selecting the optimal metric nut for your project, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness. Have questions? We're here to help. Call us at 800.662.7459 for answers to all your nut and fastener inquiries.
Stainless Nuts
Welcome to Coburn-Myers, your ultimate source for an extensive array of both imported and domestic stainless nuts. Whether in inch or metric dimensions, we cater to every application and industry, ensuring a comprehensive solution for your requirements.
Our stainless nuts are meticulously crafted to create a seamless match with corresponding bolts, ensuring a robust and secure connection. With a wide array of sizes and shapes, we cater to diverse applications across industries, offering solutions that adapt to your unique requirements. Stainless steel construction helps these nuts resist corrosion in demanding environments.
Our skilled fastener specialists are ready to guide you in selecting the optimal stainless nut for your project, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness. Have questions? We're here to help. Call us at 800.662.7459 for answers to all your stainless nut and fastener inquiries.