Top inserted hexagonal nut is designed with a built-in insert to keep the threads secure. These nuts use a standard wrench and are not likely to fall off once installed. They will stay secure whether you are working on a car or equipment. Check our inventory for availability.
The top inserted hexagonal nut is a self-locking fastener with a nylon or polymer ring placed at the top of its threads. When tightened onto a bolt, the insert grips the threads to prevent loosening from vibrations. Top inserted hexagonal nut is made of steel or stainless steel, it’s designed for machinery, vehicles, or equipment where reliability matters. The hexagon shape works with standard wrenches, and the top insert skips the need for extra lock washers. Simple to install, reusable (to a point), and built for everyday shaky setups.
Top inserted hexagonal nuts are suitable for high load situations, the insert top enhances nut to bolt fit and reduces nut loosening due to vibration. The nut is used in railway, mining machinery and heavy equipment. We accept customized, galvanized, phosphating and other surface treatment methods, can prevent the nut from being corroded.
Use the top inserted hexagonal nut to secure parts that shake or move. Examples: fastening motorcycle mirrors, keeping treadmill rollers in place, or assembling office chairs with adjustable arms. It’s also handy for outdoor gear like bike racks or garden sheds, where weather and movement could loosen standard nuts.
Market |
Total Revenue (%) |
North America |
15 |
South America |
3 |
Eastern Europe |
21 |
Southeast Asia |
5 |
Mid East |
5 |
Eastern Asia |
15 |
Western Europe |
17 |
Central America |
5 |
Northern Europe |
6 |
South Asia |
8 |
The top inserted hexagonal nut is low-maintenance. Avoid overheating, which can melt the insert. Replace the nut if the insert feels loose or worn. For outdoor use, pick stainless steel to resist rust. Reuse is possible but not recommended for critical jobs. Keep it simple, keep it tight.