Non-Serrated Flanged Nylon Locking Nuts (DIN 6926)
DIN6926-1983 Nylon locking hexagon flange nut
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standard
DIN6926-1983.pdf
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name
Hexagonal Flange Nuts with Non-Metallic Inserts
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English name
nuts with flange and non-metallic insert
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Approximate Standard
DIN6923-1983.pdf , DIN985-1987.pdf
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Material
Stainless steel, carbon steel
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surface
Natural color, passivation, electroplating...
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Application Areas
Anti-slip, locking, anti-loosening
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DIN 6926 non-metallic insert locking nuts, also known as nylon flange nuts, combine the characteristics of DIN985 nylon locking nuts and DIN6923 flange nuts , and have the advantages of nylon locking and flange surface.
The DIN 6926 nut features a specific hexagonal shape, making it quick and easy to install and remove using standard tools. The base of the nut features an extended circular flange, which helps disperse pressure, reduces damage to the mounting surface, and provides greater torque support. A nylon ring inside the nut creates a tight fit with the threads as the bolt is tightened, generating friction that prevents the nut from loosening due to vibration or other external forces.
DIN 6926 nuts are widely used in the automotive, aviation, construction, machinery manufacturing and electronic equipment industries due to their reliable locking ability and wide applicability. They are important components to ensure the stability and safety of connections.
The flange surface of the commonly used DIN6926 nut does not have anti-slip teeth.
Original German standard document: DIN6926-1983.PDF
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