(2)Core Prevailing Torque Test
Next up is the main prevailing torque test, the most important check for this type of lock nut. We use professional torque testing machines to test the locking torque, writing down the highest and lowest torque numbers when putting the nut on and taking it off. We make sure the torque stays steady and meets the set technical standards, so the Prevailing torque type Hex lock nuts thin type isn’t too loose or too tight when used. We also check how tough the inner nylon insert is, making sure it stays fixed well and doesn’t fall out or bend with normal assembly force.
(3)Material and Surface Finish Check
After that, we check the base material and surface finish. We confirm the metal material is the right grade as required, and if there’s a surface coating, it’s applied evenly with no bare spots or rust marks on the surface.
(4)Batch Sampling Inspection and Final Packaging
Last, we run random sample checks on every batch. We pick a set number of pieces and redo all the tests above to make sure the whole batch is consistent. All good parts are packed and labeled clearly, and bad ones are sorted out separately. No defective items get shipped out directly to customers.