Kindorf
Kindorf UCN38 Cone Nut Steel 0.785in PK5
Galvanised steel cone nuts fit 3/8 in. strut channels, supplied in packs of five
- Secure strut connections with 3/8-16 thread size
- Galvanised steel finish resists corrosion in damp areas
- Fits all standard 1-5/8 in strut channel depths
- Package of five cone nuts weighs 0.09 lb total
- Compact 0.785 in overall width suits tight installations
Cone Nut for Strut Channels
The Kindorf UCN38 is a steel cone nut designed for 3/8 inch conduit used with 1 5/8 inch strut channels. It fits all strut depths without adjustment. Supplied in a pack of five, it suits electrical and mechanical installers who need a secure threaded connection on standard strut systems.
Galvanized Steel Threaded Hardware
The nut has a galvanized finish and a 3/8-16 thread size matched to a 3/8 inch bolt. Overall dimensions are 43/64 inch height, 1 11/32 inch length and 25/32 inch width. Each piece weighs 0.09 lb, making it light enough for overhead work while providing a firm grip on the conduit.
Pack of Five for Repeat Installations
The package quantity of five supports multiple mounting points in a single job. The one-size-fits-all strut depth eliminates the need to stock different nut variants for channel variations. Installers who require other thread sizes or conduit diameters will need a different fitting.
Highlights
- Secure strut connections with 3/8-16 thread size
- Galvanised steel finish resists corrosion in damp areas
- Fits all standard 1-5/8 in strut channel depths
- Package of five cone nuts weighs 0.09 lb total
- Compact 0.785 in overall width suits tight installations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the cone nut in a 1 5/8 in strut channel and which step is often missed?
Slide the cone nut into the channel so the tapered end seats against the inside wall; the step often missed is orienting the 3/8 in.-16 threads to face the opening before tightening the bolt.
What maintenance or replacement will the galvanized steel cone nuts need over time?
Inspect the galvanized finish periodically for white rust or flaking; replace any nut that shows corrosion on the threads or a deformed cone that no longer grips the 1 5/8 in channel.
What limit appears first when the cone nut is under sustained vibration in a 3/8 in conduit run?
The 3/8 in.-16 thread engagement can loosen before the steel cone yields, so re-torque the bolt at the first sign of channel movement.
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