Stainless Steel Hex Nuts (Plain) | General mechanical assemblies, automotive | - Plain finish (no corrosion protection) - Thread sizes: M3-M12 (metric) - Hexagonal shape (ISO 4032) | ▲ Cost-effective base option Universal tool compatibility | Limited corrosion resistance in harsh environments Plain surface may require coating for extreme use |
Stainless Steel Hex Nuts (Passivated) | Marine, chemical plants, industrial equipment | - Passivated finish (ASTM A967) - Thread sizes: M3-M12 (metric) - Hexagonal shape (ISO 4032) | ▲ Enhanced corrosion resistance (▲ vs Base) Meets industrial standards | Higher cost Not suitable for high-temperature applications without further treatment |
Brass Hex Nuts (Plain) | Electrical enclosures, light machinery | - Plain finish (no plating) - Thread sizes: M3-M12 (metric) - Hexagonal shape (ISO 4034) | Good electrical conductivity Cost-effective for standard applications | Moderate corrosion resistance Soft material may deform under high torque |
Brass Hex Nuts (Nickel-Plated) | Decorative hardware, corrosive environments | - Nickel-plated finish (ASTM B431) - Thread sizes: M3-M12 (metric) - Hexagonal shape (ISO 4034) | ▲ Superior corrosion resistance (▲ vs Base) Enhanced aesthetic appeal | Higher cost Plating may wear over time in abrasive conditions |
Aluminum Hex Nuts (Plain) | Aerospace, low-load electronics | - Plain finish (anodized optional) - Thread sizes: M3-M12 (metric) - Hexagonal shape (ISO 4035) | Lightweight (▲ vs steel/brass) Excellent thermal conductivity | Low tensile strength Prone to galling without lubrication |
Steel Hex Nuts (Plain) | General construction, low-cost assemblies | - Plain finish (uncoated) - Thread sizes: M3-M12 (metric) - Hexagonal shape (ISO 4033) | Highest load-bearing capacity (▲ vs aluminum) Lowest cost | Prone to rust in humid environments No corrosion protection without coating |