A butterfly nut, also known as a wing nut, is a commonly used fastener named for its butterfly-like shape. Its main feature is two symmetrical wing-like protrusions, allowing it to be tightened or loosened by hand without the need for tools. This convenient design makes butterfly nuts especially...

A cap nut, also known as a domed nut, is a type of nut with a closed top. Its structure resembles a standard nut but with a sealed upper end, preventing the bolt’s tip from protruding. Cap nuts are mainly used for the following purposes: 1. Protection: Prevents the exposed end of the bolt...

A round nut refers to a type of nut that has a circular shape, typically used in situations where special tools or methods are required to tighten or loosen the nut. The design of this nut aims to provide better anti-loosening capability or to address situations where standard hex nuts might fail...

A slotted nut (also known as a castle nut or split nut) is a type of mechanical fastener with multiple slots on its top. It is typically used in conjunction with a cotter pin to prevent the nut from loosening due to vibration or rotation. Key Features: 1. Slot design: The nut's top has...

A flange nut is a type of nut that has a flange at the bottom, which acts like a washer. The flange increases the contact area between the nut and the surface, thereby distributing pressure and reducing the risk of surface damage when the nut is tightened. Flange nuts are often used in high-speed...

Hex nuts are a common type of fastener, typically used with bolts or screws to secure two or more components together through a threaded connection. They are hexagonal in shape, which makes them easier to turn using tools like wrenches or screwdrivers, providing greater torque support. Common...

Nuts are fasteners used in conjunction with bolts or screws, primarily relying on internal threads to engage with the external threads of bolts or screws to form a connection. Depending on their purpose and design, nuts can be classified into the following types, each with its unique function: ...

A nut is a type of fastener with internal threads, typically used in conjunction with a bolt or a stud to secure multiple parts together. Nuts are usually hexagonal in shape, but they can also be square, round, or come in other forms. By rotating the nut, it moves along the threads, tightening...

Fasteners are a type of mechanical component used for fastening connections and are widely applied. Basic Introduction：Fasteners are a general term for mechanical components used to fasten and connect two or more parts (or components) into a single unit. Application：Fasteners are widely used...

Scope of Application This product is suitable for concrete walls, ceilings, and floors with a national standard rating of C20-C40. It is not recommended for use on concrete containing pebbles or large stones, as this may result in excessive wear or inability to penetrate. Do not use on...

"Ceiling Integrated Nails" are specialized fastening devices used in ceiling installations. They combine the functions of a mounting clip and a shooting pin, typically used to quickly secure ceiling grids, pipes, cable trays, and other fixtures to concrete or steel structures. This product allows...