Square Nuts

Square-Nuts

Square nuts are four-sided threaded fasteners usually used in conjunction with bolts or screws. The through-hole of a square nut has internal threads that form a secure connection with external threaded components. Compared to hex nuts, square nuts are less prone to loosening but are also more difficult to tighten. Square nuts have high strength and can withstand large tensile and shear forces. They are suitable for applications that require high-strength fastening, such as mechanical manufacturing, shipbuilding, and the automotive industry.

Specifications

  • Metric: M1 to M100.
  • Threads: UNC thread, UNF thread, ISO thread, Metric thread, Imperial thread, Full thread, Half thread, Coarse thread, Fine thread.
  • Material: Carbon steel, Stainless steel, aluminum, copper, etc.
  • Strength grades: 04, 05, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12.
  • Packing: Small Box + Carton +Pallet, Custom Packaging Service.

Surface Treatment

We collaborate with over 10 surface treatment manufacturers and can provide any surface treatment service.

  • Hot-dip galvanizing
  • Oxidized black
  • Natural color polishing
  • Dacromet
  • Phosphating
  • Electroplating color zinc

Standards

DIN 798ASME B 18.10BS 916BS 1981GB/T 253CNS 4378
DIN 557ASME B 18.2.2JIS B 1163BS 4183GB 39CNS 4067
DIN 562UNI 6419NF E 27-412BS 325SAE J 104PN 82151

Applications

  • Mechanical Manufacturing
  • Automotive Industry
  • Building and Steel Structures
  • Electronic Equipment
  • Home Furnishings
  • Electricity
  • Transportation

51Fasteners — Your first stop for fasteners. We offer high-quality square nuts in a wide range of materials and surface treatments to meet the needs of various industries, from general machinery to high-end industries.

FAQ Guide

Square nuts typically range from M3 to M20 in metric sizes and #6 to 1 inch in imperial.

  • Square nuts: quadrilateral, strong anti-rotation, durable; one wrench channel provided every 90°.
  • Hexagon nuts: hexagonal, higher torque, high standardization; one wrench channel is provided every 60°.