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Integrated Anti-Loosening & Anti-Settlement Nut
Anti-settlement nuts that compensate creep in soft or thin clamped parts.
Key specifications
- MaterialSpring Steel 65Mn
- Installationtorque wrench
- StandardISO 2320, GB/T 3098.2 (nut properties)
- Typical substrateautomotive, construction, curtain wall
- Key inspectionsprevailing torque, crimp dimensions, hardness
Product overviewOverview
Settlement is the reason the elastic family exists. Under sustained pressure, a soft clamped part creeps and preload falls. A nut with an elastic element can follow that movement and keep the joint tight, which is more effective on plastic, aluminium or wood than simply increasing torque.
Material: Spring Steel 65Mn. It is tightened with a torque wrench.
Key featuresFeatures
- Integrated designs cut part count and assembly steps.
- 6H thread for use with bolts up to class 8.8.
- Zinc-plated carbon steel or stainless steel for the service environment.
- Slotted crimp or nylon collar creates steady prevailing torque.
Typical applicationsApplications
- Appliances and office equipment
- Curtain wall and structural steelwork
- Rail equipment
Selection notesSelection
Prevailing torque falls with each reuse, so replace nuts on safety-critical joints.
Frequently asked questionsFAQ
How do I specify the Integrated Anti-Loosening & Anti-Settlement Nut?
Prevailing torque falls with each reuse, so replace nuts on safety-critical joints. Material: Spring Steel 65Mn. It is tightened with a torque wrench.
What matters during installation of the Integrated Anti-Loosening & Anti-Settlement Nut?
Setting order is torque wrench; the variable that moves the result is the tolerance stack, not the torque value.
Specifications
| Material | Spring Steel 65Mn |
|---|---|
| Surface Treatment | Black oxide / Zinc-plated |
| Standard | ISO 2320, GB/T 3098.2 (nut properties) |
| Installation | torque wrench |
| Typical substrate | automotive, construction, curtain wall |
| Key inspections | prevailing torque, crimp dimensions, hardness |
Manufacturing and inspection
Threads are gauged 6H and the crimp measured with a dedicated plug gauge.Alternative materials and finishes can be quoted side by side during sampling, so cost and corrosion resistance can be traded off explicitly.
