Nut type - Import export

Screw on rubber impact buffers can also be used as equipment or machine feet.

Wing Nuts American Shape (American Lugs) Brass - (similar DIN 315)

American Shape Wing Nuts (America ears) A4 stainless steel - (similar to DIN 315) A2 stainless steel variant exists

American Shape Wing Nuts (America ears) A2 stainless steel - (similar to DIN 315) A4 stainless steel variant exist

Knurled Nuts Low Type (ECR Low Knurled) Stainless Steel A1 - DIN 467

Self-locking Hexagonal Nuts - All Metal (ECR INDESS All metal / STOVER) A2 stainless steel - TYPE DIN 980 DIN 934 base There is a variant in A4 stainless steel

Hexagonal self-locking nuts - All metal (ECR INDESS All metal / STOVER) A4 stainless steel - DIN 980 TYPE (DIN 934 base) There is a variant in A2 stainless steel

Self-locking Blind Nuts With Nylon Ring (ECR Blind AF) Stainless Steel A2 - DIN 986

The slot nut is twisted into the profile slot and so can be subsequently inserted into existing systems. The spring-loaded ball allows the nut to be fixated anywhere in the profile slot.

When screwing the nuts onto the thread, the thread lock is plastically and elastically deformed. The elastic deformation causes a radial frictional lock against the nuts being loosened. The plastic thread lock is only effective when the nuts are fully screwed onto the male thread. The screw length must be selected so that at least two full threads protrude from the nut. Due to the plastic deformation of the thread lock, these nuts should only be used once.