Hardware HEX NUTS NYLON INSERT 3/4-10 41NTU120 ZINC PLATED HEAVY THIN LOCKNUTS
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41NTU-120
23 OZ / 10
2.3 OZ EACH
WIDTH ACROSS FLATS MEASURES 1.246
HEIGHT MEASURES .710 = 49/64 INCH
NEW OLD STOCK NOS
NTU IS FOR HEAVY THIN NUTS = HEAVY HEX, THIN HEIGHT. NU IS FOR HEAVY NUTS.
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Nylon Insert Locknut Heavy Thin NC: Heavy hex nut with a nylon-filled collar at its back end. When the cap-screw or bolt reaches the collar, the threads and nylon form a tight, frictional fit, restricting movement of the cap-screw or bolt with it is subjected to vibration. The nylon insert comes in various colors. Has greater surface area than NM-series nuts, making wrenching easier. Designed to be used with cap-screws and bolts which have a minimum tensile strength not greater than 90,000 psi. Used in bridge and building construction, material handling, heavy equipment and oil field machinery. Steel nylon insert stop nuts are less expensive than grade-C automation lock units. Nylon insert nuts are not designed to be used at temperatures over 250 degrees Fahrenheit. *ZB - BLUE ZINC
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Nylon lock nuts
have a nylon collar inserted into a recess at the nut's top. This recess and
nylon insert are slightly smaller than the outer thread diameter. The insert
deforms elastically over the threads of the screw, but threads are not cut into
the nylon. This elasticity causes friction between the nylon collar and the
screw making the connection resistant to loosening.
Nylon lock nuts
go nylon side away from the head of the bolt or screw. The threading should be
coming out of the nylon insert side of the nut as the bolt or screw is
fastened.
Yes, nylon
insert lock nuts are reusable. However, we do not recommend frequent
repurposing of the same nylon lock nuts in critical connections on a given
application.
Nylock nuts are
economical lock nuts for applications involving vibration or motion. The nylon
insert of these locking nuts helps the assembly resist loosening under the
application's vibration or motion.
Most lock nuts
are used the same way traditional nuts are; by simply fastening them to the
opposite side of a bolt. The locking action activates after the nut is fastened
down. The exception to this is castellated nuts and slotted nuts, which needs a
hole drilled into the bolt and a cotter pin to finish installation.
They're not
designed to be removed easily. If they were, they wouldn't be very good lock
nuts! That said, it is possible to remove locknuts. It may require some
patience and, in some cases, power tools to remove them. The exact method will
vary based on application and lock nut.
No, you don't
need a locking washer to use a locking nut or vice versa. Most applications
will call for using one or the other, not both. That's not to say you can't use
both a lock nut and lock washer as part of the same assembly. It's just not
common to do so; one will suffice for most jobs.