NUTS

Liberty Fastener Nuts

Liberty Fastener Company is a proud supplier of over 30 different types of nuts. We provide only the highest quality nuts on the market and we give our customers all of the guidance and knowledge we have, as with all of our products.

Our Best Selling Nuts

We have a lot of nuts for you to choose from. To help you get started on your search, we compiled a list of our best selling and most popular nuts. Take a look at our list and if you don't see what you're looking for, contact us and we'll personally help you out. You'll find our nuts alphabetically:

• Cap Nut  – a nut with a finished top, it has a finished look and no male thread.

• Castle Nut – used on a shaft, castle nuts are ideal locking nuts because of their structure and built in locking mechanism

• Clinch Nut– can be pressed into any panel or material and will self-clinch. Clinch nuts can also attach more than one panel together.

• Coupling nut – coupling nuts are good for fastening two male threads together and are ideal for hanging objects from the ceiling.

• Finished nut – finished nuts are the most common type of nuts we supply, because they are in the highest demand. They serve multiple purposes and come in all sizes.

• Flange Nut – has a washer face built in and comes in a hex or safety model.

• Heavy hex nut – these nuts are larger and thicker for easier tightening.

• Jam Nut – jam nuts are thinner than regular hex nuts and can be used in a smaller space or to put two nuts together.

• K-lock nut – a popular type of self- locking nut. It has a finished exterior and the teeth will dig into the panel or surface.

• Machine screw nut – machine screw nuts are usually requested in smaller sizes like 10 and under. They are often used for electrical applications.

• Nylon insert - another common lock nut that needs a wrench to attach or remove and has a nylon coating inside.

• Panel nut– usually used in electronic applications and has a fine thread.

• Reversible lock nut – this lock nut can be attached either way because the top and bottom are identical. Very efficient in most production applications.

• Serrated hex flange nut – this version of a hex flange nut has a serrated edge and a washer face.

• Slotted nut – similar to a castle nut but with the slots cut into the nut instead of protruding. The slots are mainly for inserting cotter pins.

• Spring nut – spring nuts come in three versions: flat, “u" and “j." These nuts can help speed production because they serve multiple functions.

• Square nut – four-sided and internally threaded, designed for use with square bolts.

• Tee nut – sometimes has prongs and is used mostly in woodworking applications.

• Forged wing Nut – comes in two models: slow wing nut, which is more solid and is stronger than the stamped wing nut, which is made from stamped sheet metal and is used for the same applications.

If you didn't see the nut you are looking for in our list or you want more information about nuts, and we'll be happy to assist you.

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