NUTS

Wholesale Hex Nuts

Nuts are used with bolts or screws to fasten materials or machinery. Whether the application is light duty with low-strength requirements, structural with high-strength requirements, or anything in between, our inventory has you covered.

Our fastners are packaged in bulk and priced at wholesale. Parts are manufactured/tested to ISO, ANSI, ASTM or DIN standards and stocked as inch or metric sizes.

RIVET NUTS

Rivet Nuts provide a strong internal thread in materials that are too brittle or too thin to tap a hole. Proper installation only requires access to one side of the material. Sometimes called a threaded insert or a blind rivet nut.

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STRUCTURAL & HEAVY HEX NUTS

These nuts have a larger width and thickness than finished hex nuts. Typically used in construction applications and often with heavy hex bolts.

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FINISHED HEX NUTS

The most common type of hex nut. These are standard hex nuts suitable for most applications. Available in a wide variety of sizes, materials, and finishes.

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ACORN NUTS

Acorn nuts have a domed, smooth head that give a finished look. Can be used as a decorative piece while also covering and protecting male threads. Also known as cap nuts.

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TEE NUTS

Tee nuts are designed to be hammered into a drilled hole in wood. The prongs penetrate the wood and resist twisting. 4-prong is the standard style. 3-prong is available to be used in harder materials to minimize the risk of splitting the material.

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WING NUTS

No tools required to install these nuts. Designed to be screwed on with your fingers. These are useful in applications that require frequent assembly/disassembly and low torque.

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SQUARE NUTS

Square nuts have a large surface area and will not rotate in square holes or channels. Can be paired with square head bolts.

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COUPLING NUTS

Coupling nuts are used to join two male threads. Commonly used to join threaded rod. Sometimes called extension nuts.

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SLOTTED HEX NUTS

Slotted nuts have slots on one end of the nut. Designed to be held in place with a cotter pin to resist loosening over time. Can be referred to as castle nuts.

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