A lock nut is a type of nut that resists loosening when properly threaded onto a bolt. Nut-and-bolt fasteners are extremely common in industry and home applications. Lock nuts fall into one of 2 groups ● Prevailing Torque Lock Nuts - Prevailing torque is the amount of torque needed to run a nut down a thread on nuts that are designed to resist self-loosening under vibratory forces. ● Surface bearing lock nuts – surface bearing - a free spinning nut that requires tightening against a bearing surface in order for the locking mechanism to function.
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Seal Lock sealing nuts®Single-piece nuts sealed against gases
and liquids, vibration-resistant.They withstand temperatures of -40 °C → +100 °C.
Description:
Self-locking nuts with glass-filled nylon inserts. These are
designed to remain secure despite conditions of severe vibration. Grade 8 steel, bright zinc plated.
Description:
Self-locking nuts with glass-filled nylon inserts. These are
designed to remain secure despite conditions of severe vibration. To DIN985A2 grade 18//8 stainless steel (Type 304 S15).