Hexagonal Turnbuckle Nut

Hexagonal turnbuckle nut has a threaded hole and can be used to adjust the flower basket nut. They are used in construction, ships or stage rigging.

Product details and parameters

Hexagonal turnbuckle nuts are used to tighten jobs such as fences, cables or stage rigging. They are made of solid hexagonal bars and can withstand heavy loads better than stamped nuts. Farmers use them to tighten pens for livestock, while construction workers use them for temporary support. It doesn't have any extra decorations, just a way to keep items from sagging.

If the shed wobbles or the greenhouse frame is loose, you can use hexagonal turnbuckle nut to adjust the tension yourself. Homeowners use them to stabilize zip lines or retractable clotheslines in their backyards. Boat owners use them to hold their sails in place, while horticulturalists use them to fasten awning cables. If the threads become rough, you can use a wire brush to clean them.

Concert riggers and theater technicians will store hexagonal turnbuckle nut in their kits. Because they are strong enough to be used in light trusses or speaker stands; If sagging occurs in the middle of a performance, it can be easily adjusted. Unlike round nuts, these nuts do not tumble down narrow channels. You can have more because they are cheaper than replacing the whole basket screws. Pro tip: Mark threads with paint for faster tracking of adjustments.

Industries That Use Them

Hexagonal turnbuckle nuts are installed on ship rigging, construction (e.g., suspension Bridges), and entertainment (concert stage Settings). Farmers use them to tighten fences and engineers to support buildings.