Forged Slotted Round Nut

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Forged Slotted Round Nut Specification

Surface Treatment
zinc Plating

Process
Hot Forging

Product Type
Forged Products

Material
Zinc

Technology
Forging

Application
Auto Parts

Weight
30 gm to 7 kg Grams (g)

Color
As par forging

Forged Slotted Round Nut Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
5000 Pieces

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001

About Forged Slotted Round Nut

A Forged Slotted Round Nut is a type of nut commonly used in mechanical and structural applications, characterized by its round shape with slots cut into the side. These nuts are typically forged, meaning they are made by shaping the material under high heat and pressure, which makes them stronger and more durable than nuts produced by casting or other methods.

Key Characteristics of a Forged Slotted Round Nut:

Shape:
- Round: The nut has a circular (round) outer shape, which allows it to fit onto a threaded bolt or screw.
- Slotted: The slotted design refers to one or more grooves or cuts along the circumference of the nut. These slots allow for the use of a tool (e.g., a wrench or screwdriver) to tighten or loosen the nut.
Forged:
- The forging process involves heating the metal and then applying pressure to shape it into the desired form. This results in a denser, stronger, and more durable nut compared to cast nuts. Forged nuts can withstand higher loads and are resistant to stress and cracking, making them ideal for high-strength applications.
Material:
- Steel is commonly used for forging slotted round nuts, often in carbon steel or alloy steel.
- Stainless steel is another material option for increased corrosion resistance, especially in outdoor or marine applications.
- Other metals like brass or aluminum may be used for specific applications that require non-corrosive or lightweight properties.
Threads:
- The interior of the nut has internal threads that match the threads of a corresponding bolt or screw, allowing the nut to be tightened or loosened along the threaded shaft.