Nuts

Lock nuts, also known as prevailing torque nuts or self-locking nuts, are specialized fasteners designed to resist loosening under vibration, torque, or dynamic loads. Unlike standard nuts, lock nuts incorporate unique features that increase friction or mechanically secure the nut in place.

Hex nuts, also known as hexagonal nuts, are six-sided fasteners designed to secure bolts or screws in place. They feature internal threading that matches the external threads of the corresponding bolt, creating a tight and reliable connection when tightened.
The hexagonal shape allows for easy installation and removal using standard tools like wrenches or sockets, making them highly versatile in various applications. Hex nuts are commonly used in construction, machinery, automotive, and industrial settings due to their strength and durability.
They come in different materials (such as steel, stainless steel, or brass) and finishes (like zinc-plated or galvanized) to suit specific environmental and load-bearing requirements. Hex nuts are essential components in creating stable and secure mechanical joints.