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APPLICATIONS All-Metal Lock Nuts prevent againstloosening, providing resistance whentightened down on a bolt thread

Metal Locking Nuts

Metal Insert Lock Nuts are self-locking and can hold the materials together with an extremely high grip. These are resistant to torque and general vibrations in whatever applications they are used. It requires high torque to remove an assembly which is fastened using these nuts. They can be used in extreme temperatures without the fasteners losing their electric and mechanic characteristics. Metal insert lock nuts are known for their incredibly high tensile strength and can be used in relatively high strength applications to hold heavy loads. They are used in the engineering of heavy trucks, machinery, internal combustion engines, and hydraulic cylinders. The products offered by HELLARY are resistant to corrosion and designed for precision component manufacturing. To achieve this, we use high-grade corrosion-resistant stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel as the materials of choice.

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Flange lock nuts are also known as flange style automation lock nuts, prevailing torque flange nuts, and deformed thread flange lock nuts. Flange lock nuts are one-piece, all-metal prevailing torque hex flange nuts. Flange lock nut size refers to its nominal thread diameter. Typically, sizes range from about 1/4" to 1". Size is specified in inches, usually fractional rather than decimal. Being all-metal, they are not subject to the temperature and chemical limitations of non-metallic insert type lock nuts. The advantage is that disassembly is unlikely even if preload diminishes completely because of the remaining rotational resistance. However, their "locking" feature does resist loosening without the nuts being seated, which allows them to be used as stop nuts or spacers for rotating or other components. Despite the fact they are called "lock nuts," flange lock nuts are not permanently locked in place so they can be adjusted or removed after installation. The main usage of these nuts is in commercial and industrial applications include lawn and garden equipment and truck manufacturing.