Type 2 Hexagon Nuts With Flange

Type 2 hexagon nuts with flange are wider and thicker than a standard nut. The threads cut deeper, can withstand higher torque, and do not fall off easily. The materials we use such as grade 8 steel or A4 stainless steel can prevent rust and corrosion.

Product details and parameters

Type 2 hexagon nuts with flange are suitable for heavy-duty projects. These nuts have slightly thicker flanges than Type 1, making them ideal for applications requiring additional surface contact. Examples include fixing beams on construction sites or attaching supports to machines. They range in size from M10 to M36 (metric) or 3/8 inch to 1 1/2 inch (imperial) and are usually made of carbon steel, but stainless steel can also be ordered for environments where rust is a problem. You simply pair them with matching bolts and washers (if needed) for a sturdy fix.

Type 2 hexagon nuts with flange are really useful. They've got a hexagon nut part and a wide, flat flange. Think of the flange as a built - in gasket. It spreads out the pressure when you tighten the nut. This helps protect the surface it's on and stops it from coming loose when there's vibration. Regular nuts might not cut it in some jobs, but these Type 2 ones are made for that.They're great for mechanical work, building stuff, or fixing cars.

Why pick type 2 hexagon nuts with flange? The thicker flange handles heavier loads and resists bending, even under extreme stress. Deeper threads improve grip on bolts, reducing stripping risks. It is ideal for shaking devices such as truck chassis or factory equipment.

Why Type 2 Beats Standard Flange Nuts？

Type 2 hexagon nuts with flange have a thicker, wider base and deeper threads. Used for heavy machinery, trailers, and more. They are more expensive than standard flange nuts, but perform better in harsh environments, such as outdoor equipment or machinery exposed to heat, moisture, or constant vibration. In most cases, you can eliminate additional components such as lock washers. These nuts are often used in factory equipment, truck repair, or industrial construction, where regular nuts may fail. Flat flanges align easily by simply matching the size (imperial or metric) to the bolt.