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Tee nuts are designed to provide a strong, clean, and threaded anchor in wood, composite, or particle board, allowing fasteners to sit flush with the material's surface.
Wing nuts feature two large metal wings on each side, allowing them to be easily tightened or loosened by hand without the need for additional tools.
Lock nuts utilize dynamic locking mechanisms, such as nylon inserts or specialized thread designs, to grip the mating bolt tightly and resist loosening under heavy vibration.
Square nuts have a larger surface area in contact with the material, which helps prevent them from spinning. They are commonly used in machinery, electrical channels, and legacy structures.
Coupling nuts are elongated hex nuts used to connect two threaded rods or male fasteners together, effectively extending the length of the assembly.
Cage nuts consist of a spring-steel cage that wraps around a square nut. They clip into the square mounting holes of equipment racks, providing a secure, easily replaceable threaded mounting point.
