Features

• DIN 439 - Hexagon thin nuts
• If you are not looking for A2 stainless steel, we also have A4 stainless steel locking half nuts.
• RS PRO Hex Nut - A2 Stainless Steel Locking Half-Nut
• The RS PRO A2 Stainless Steel Locking Half-Nut is designed for *** when you need to lock another part without crimping.　Hexagonal nuts are the most common hexagonal fixtures with inner threads that screw to the shank of a bolt or hexagonal cap screw.
• Features and benefits: Excellent corrosion resistance Value for money Half the height of a normal nut Hex nut has 6 faces, making it easy to work with and versatile Easy to tighten and loosen Its shape allows access from a 360 degree angle These RS Pro hex nut fixtures come in a variety of screw sizes.　; 122-4399 122-4399 M2.5; 122-4400 122-4400 M3; 122-4401 122-4401 M4; 122-4402 122-4402 M5; 122-4403 122-4403 M6; 122-4404 122-4404 M8; 122-4405 122-4405 M10; 122-4406 122-4406 M12; 122-4407 122-4407 M16; 122-4408 122-4408 M20 Typical Use: Used as a locking nut Used in manufacturing sectors such as the food industry In-car *** Construction industry Common industrial machinery Workshops DIY enthusiasts Home A2 What is stainless steel? Stainless steel comes in a variety of grades, the most common being A2 stainless steel. Also called 304, this is a corrosion-resistant steel. Another common stainless steel grade is A4 or 316. A2 stainless steel is often ***d in the food and catering industries. Stainless steel nuts, fasteners, screws, and bolts are generally made of A2 stainless steel. This is beca*** the metal provides excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and reliable low levels of strain.