Double Way Insert Nut

ThisDouble Way Insert Nut has different specs to fit various uses. Sizes usually go by internal thread—common ones are M3 to M12 for metric, and 1/4" to 1/2" for imperial. The outer diameter and length also vary, matching the materials they’ll go into, like wood or plastic. You just need to check the hole size you drill first.

Grades are pretty straightforward too. There’s a standard grade for regular jobs, like DIY furniture or light machinery. Then there’s a heavy-duty one for industrial use, where it needs to hold more weight. All follow basic industry rules so they work with regular bolts. It comes in these specs and grades, so you can pick the right one based on what you’re using it for.

We check thisDouble Way Insert Nut thoroughly during production to make sure it works right. First, we test the raw materials—like checking if the steel or brass is up to standard, no cheap stuff that breaks easily. Then we look at the threads. They need to be even so bolts screw in smoothly, no stuck or loose spots.

We also measure their size with tools to make sure they fit the holes people drill. Surface treatments get checked too, like making sure the zinc plating doesn’t peel off. Every batch has some samples taken to test how well they hold up. It goes through all these steps, so you don’t have to worry about getting faulty ones for your projects.

Q: What are the main applications for Double Way Insert Nuts?

A:The design purpose of nuts is to provide durable and load-bearing threads in soft materials. Common uses include fastening to wood, particleboard, plastic sheets, and thin metal sheets, where standard nuts cannot be used, making it an ideal choice for furniture and components.