Structure:

The stainless steel square nut has a square shape and four flat sides. The bottom of the nut has an internal thread, which is used for fastening with bolts or threaded rods. The top plane of the square nut can provide a larger contact area, increasing the dispersion and stability of tightening force.

Dimensions and specifications:

Stainless steel square nuts come in various sizes and specifications to choose from, including thread diameter, pitch, and side length. The choice of size depends on the specific application requirements and the required tightening force.

Function:

The main function of stainless steel square nuts is to provide stable fastening connections. Due to the design of square nuts, they can provide a larger tightening area, making the tightening force more evenly distributed. This helps to prevent thread loosening and provide a more reliable tightening effect.