APPLICATIONS
Wing nuts work like most other nuts:
They are designed to hold two or moreobjects together when used inconjunction with a bolt. You can twist awing nut onto the end of a bolt toprevent the connected objects frompulling away
Straight Wing Nuts
Wing nut
Rs.3.95 Piece Minimum Order Quantity: 50000 Piece Material : Mild Steel
Wing Nuts
Aluminum Nuts offered feature precision molded design and construction support and is well supported by heat treatment and NDT testing so as to ensure these offer reliable operations in given working conditions. These nuts feature tightly controlled finish with maximum straightness diversion of 0.1mm per 20mm. We also ensure these nuts are made to undergo tests like spectrometer, X-ray and others so as to assure of their flawless finish quality. The use of advanced technologies and rigorous quality control also allow us to match up with the quality demands of the customers.
Formwork Accessories Wing Nut
INCH SERIES Technical Specification Materials: Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel & Stainless Steel Class: Class 5,Class 6,Class 8,Class 10 Finish: White Zinc Plated, Yellow Zinc Plated, Auto Black Plated,Chrome Plated & other as per customer requirement Features High Grade Raw Material Dimensionally Accurate Corrosion & Abrasion Resistant PPAP Requirements
DIN 315 Technical Specification Materials: Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel & Stainless Steel Class: Class 5,Class 6,Class 8,Class 10 Finish: White Zinc Plated, Yellow Zinc Plated, Auto Black Plated,Chrome Plated & other as per customer requirement Features High Grade Raw Material Dimensionally Accurate Corrosion & Abrasion Resistant PPAP Requirements
A wing nut or a butterfly nut consists of two large metal wings, one on each side. These wings are applied for easy tightening and loosening using hands, without using tools. The benefit of wing nut is its more ergonomic design that has two tabs that look like wings. It makes it easier to install and remove. Wingnuts are also available in several types as classified by the American Society for Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Type A wing nuts, for instance, are cold-forged. Type B wing nuts, on the other hand, are hot-forged. There are also Type C wing nuts that are die-casted, as well as Type D wing nuts that are made via metal stamping.
