Hexagon Collar Nut With Height 1.5d

1.5d height of the Hexagon Collar Nut With Height 1.5d matches industry standards, collar reduces wear. Test risk-free before bulk orders. No rust, no slippage, just reliable fastening.

Product details and parameters

If you're in the market for some reliable Hexagon Collar Nut With Height 1.5d, check out Xiaoguo®'s collection.These nuts are used in various industries. Whether you want to order and sell in bulk or just need a few nuts for your own use, Xiaoguo® has everything you need. Our nuts are durable and easy to use. We offer competitive prices and fast shipping, so you can save time and money.

Hexagon Collar Nut With Height 1.5d might look simple, but the extra height makes a difference. It acts like a built-in washer, reducing thread stripping in soft materials. Sizes like 3/8" x 13UNC or M8 x 1mm are great for electronics enclosures or small mechanical parts. The taller collar also ensures nuts don’t sink into surfaces, leaving a flush finish. Most are grade 5 steel, balancing strength and affordability. Need them for outdoor jobs? Opt for black oxide coating—they resist rust better than basic zinc.

Hexagon Collar Nut With Height 1.5d is to hold the bolt in a narrow position. The extra height (1.5 times the diameter of the thread) increases stability. They range in size from M6 to M24 (metric) or 1/4 inch to 1 inch (imperial) and are usually made of carbon steel, or stainless steel can be ordered if you want to prevent the product from rusting. This loop can do the job independently. It is used to fix brackets, assemble small machinery, and even DIY furniture.

Troubleshooting and Long-Term Care

Need to keep your Hexagon Collar Nut With Height 1.5d running smoothly? Here are some pro tips:

Loose Nuts: If a nut starts to loosen, try tightening it gently. If it continues to slip, check for thread damage or if the bolt is too short. Avoid using a hammer to jam it in – this can crack the collar.

Corrosion Control: If you spot rust, use a wire brush to clean the threads, then coat with rust inhibitor. For severe rust, replace the nut instead of risking structural weakness. Saltwater environments require extra frequent inspections.

When to Replace: Swap out nuts if you see any of these issues: Collar cracks, threads worn down by 20%, or if the nut can’t be tightened fully. Don’t wait until failure occurs!

DIY Safety: When working with these nuts, wear eye protection and gloves. Use clamps to secure loose parts,flying bolts can cause serious injury.