
Threaded Heat Set Inserts
We take an M5 brass heat set insert in ABS plastic (8 mm hole depth) as an example. We follow UL 746C for testing. The axial pull-out force is ≥600 N. The torque-out force is ≥3.5 N·m. This is much
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Weldnut
We weld an M6 hex weldnut on a 1.5 mm thick SPCC steel sheet. We follow AWS C1.1 for torque testing. The break torque is ≥25 N·m. The failure mode is sheet tearing or thread stripping, not weld spot
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Ultrasonic Knurled Brass Inserts
Creating a durable thread inside a plastic housing is a challenge, as standard screws can easily strip the soft material. Our Ultrasonic Knurled Brass Inserts are specifically designed to be
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Helical Wire Thread Inserts
Stripped threads in expensive aluminum or cast iron components no longer mean the part is scrapped. Our Helical Wire Thread Inserts are precision-formed coils of diamond-shaped stainless steel wire
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All-Metal Prevailing Torque Nuts
In high-temperature environments where nylon inserts melt and fail, our All-Metal Prevailing Torque Nuts provide the reliable locking you need. These are full-metal fasteners that rely on a slightly
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Flanged Serrated Locknuts
If you want to maximize assembly efficiency while ensuring superior anti-loosening, our Flanged Serrated Locknuts are the ideal choice. By integrating the flange and nut into a single component, we
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Nylon Insert Elastic Locknuts
Vibration is the primary cause of joint failure in mechanical assemblies. While standard nuts can vibrate loose, our Nylon Insert Elastic Locknuts feature a built-in nylon ring that creates a
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Threaded Clinch Inserts
When welding isn't an option due to heat distortion or plate sensitivity, our Threaded Clinch Inserts are the professional's choice for thin-sheet fastening. These nuts utilize a cold-flow process
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Multi Grip Rivet Nut
We take an M5 stainless steel rivet nut as an example. We press it into a 1.5 mm thick SPCC steel sheet. The needed press force is about 3-5 kN. After installation, the push-out force is ≥200 N. The
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High Temp Nylon Lock Nuts
We follow ISO 16130 for transverse vibration testing. Take an M10 nylon lock nut as an example. After 2000 vibration cycles, the residual clamp force stays at ≥75%. A regular nut stays below 20%. The
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Threaded Screw Sleeve
After you install our screw sleeve, the inner thread strength returns to 100% of the original design. In aluminum or stainless steel, the sleeve thread is even stronger than the base metal. The
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Hex Nuts
We take an M10, grade 8 carbon steel nut as an example. The proof load is ≥42 kN. The hardness range is HV 150-250. This follows ISO 898-2. The width across flats meets ISO 4014. It fits standard
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We have a strong market competitiveness while ensuring high quality and output of our industrial nut, steel nut, special nut. We are committed to building a long-term mechanism of fine management to create first-class quality lock nut. Our responsibilities revolve around studying the requirements of each production process and product at hand and determining the most efficient operation based on these requirements. We will effectively integrate and use all resources with a more open vision. We insist on the spirit of enterprise culture of "dedication, best effort and responsibility", and are dedicated to the production and operation of our products, and have achieved promising business results. Our company adheres to the principle of "people-oriented and customer-centered", takes transmitting sincerity and carrying forward civilization as the theme, and takes rejuvenating the enterprise with science and technology and building a business with integrity as the guidance. We have a skilled and experienced team of engineers, technicians, and designers. Our team has a deep understanding of our customers' needs and priorities.Lock nuts are used to locate bearings onto a shaft. Additionally, they can be used to mount bearings with a tapered bore onto tapered shaft seats and adapter sleeves, and to dismount bearings from...
Sep 04, 2021 · The locknut is also known as a self-locking nut which prevents the loosening action of the nut under high torque and vibration. During the process, some portion of the lock...
Oct 10, 2020 · By design, lock nuts are engineered to resist loosening when subjected to vibration or torque. A locknut, also known as a lock nut, locking nut, self-locking nut, prevailing torque...
Lock nuts are used to locate bearings onto a shaft. Additionally, they can be used to mount bearings with a tapered bore onto tapered shaft seats and adapter sleeves, and to dismount bearings from...
WebJan 16, 2020 · A nylon lock nut, or nyloc nut, has a polymer collar, inserted into a recess at the top of the nut, which is slightly smaller than the outer...
Mar 31, 2017 · A lock nut is typically a hex nut that has a built in feature that increases the nut’s resistance to loosening. These types of nuts are commonly called “prevailing torque” lock nuts...
