Umbrella-type through-hole nut, named because its shape resembles an open umbrella, is a plate fastener with internal threads. The main body is usually composed of a circular umbrella cover and a handle with teeth or patterns. It is made of carbon steel, stainless steel or aluminum alloy by cold heading or machining.
Read MoreSend InquiryHexagonal hub nuts are a critical safety component designed to secure wheels to vehicle hub bolts or studs. Its name comes from its most distinctive appearance feature - the standard external hexagonal design, which makes it easy to apply force with an universal wrench or socket.
Read MoreSend InquiryThe external hexagonal cap nut is a special nut with both protection and tightening functions. It adds a closed spherical or flat dome on top of a standard external hex nut to form a complete cover. This design allows the nut to completely wrap and isolate the exposed bolt end after tightening, preventing the threaded portion from being directly exposed to the external environment.
Read MoreSend InquiryBlackened external hexagonal blind hole nut is a standard fastener commonly used in the field of mechanical assembly. Its name intuitively describes the characteristics of the product: "External hexagonal" means that the outside of the nut has a hexagonal head shape.
Read MoreSend InquiryHexagonal column T cap through hole nut is a fastener product with unique structure and integrated functions. It has an innovative design based on the traditional hexagonal nut, integrating the nut body with a "T"-shaped cap structure (or flange surface, washer-type base), forming an appearance that combines a hexagonal columnar main body with a through-hole structure.
Read MoreSend InquiryStainless steel cross-hole hammer nut is a standard fastener made of austenitic stainless steel. It is specially designed to provide strong and reliable blind-end threaded connections on metal, wood and other base materials. Its main body is cylindrical, with an internal threaded hole at one end and a transverse through hole on the side.
Read MoreSend Inquiry