Brass Jam Nuts Lock Nuts 936

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A jam nut is generally used when a nut requires to be locked in place without clamping against another object. The jam nut generally acts as the other object. The two nuts are tightened against each other. They are used to fasten an item on a fastener without applying any sort of force to that object.

Lock nuts can be defined as fasteners which are threaded internally and have capabilities to lock either by itself or in the usage of another component. Lock nuts are designed to sustain resistance to loosening while subjected to vibration or torque. Commonly used with threaded rod and in light duty situations where vibration must be prevented from loosening a bolted joint. It is also known as thin lock nut or low profile hex nut, non-locking six-sided nut for general use.

Brass Jam Nuts Lock Nuts

Jam Nuts to DIN 936
class 6
Coarse/Fine Thread CON30-BRASS