PATIKIL M16x1.5x8mm Steel Hex Nuts, 10Pcs Metric Fine Thread Carbon Steel Finished Hardware Screw Nuts Fasteners for Machinery Manufacturing Industrial Use, 22mm Width Blue White Zinc
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PATIKIL M16x1.5x8mm Steel Hex Nuts, 10Pcs Metric Fine Thread Carbon Steel Finished Hardware Screw Nuts Fasteners for Machinery Manufacturing Industrial Use, 22mm Width Blue White Zinc
- Specification: Color: Blue White Zinc; Material: Zinc Plated Carbon Steel; Thread Size: M16x1.5; Hexagon Width: 22mm / 0.87 inch; Nut Thickness : 8mm / 0.31 inch; Packing List: 10Pcs x Carbon Steel Hex Nuts
- These metric fine threaded hexagonal nuts are common fastening components with wide applications. They are usually used together with machine screws, power tools, bolts, screws and other components with external threads. It is applicable to chandeliers, lamps, switches, electrical equipment, mechanical maintenance or repair, DIY projects, etc.
- Advantage: Adopting fine techniques, the threads are deep and clear. During use, the force is evenly distributed, and the connection is more secure. The surface galvanizing treatment makes the carbon steel hexagonal nut with excellent corrosion resistance, significantly extending its service life, and can meet your different needs. The external hexagonal design provides a sturdy handle, perfectly matching various open-end wrenches and simplifying the installation and disassembly.
- Instruction: Easy to use, directly screw the hex nuts on bolts or screws for fastening the parts.
- Note: Please confirm the thread of these hex nuts.
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