L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE HNBR1032 Hex Nut #10-32 Brass 100 PK
#10-32 brass hex nuts, 100-piece pack for electrical and mechanical fastening
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- #10-32 thread fits standard machine screws
- Brass construction resists corrosion in damp environments
- 100-piece pack covers multiple fastening jobs
- DOTTIE brand trusted by trade professionals
- Hex shape allows secure tightening with wrench
Brass hex nuts for #10-32 threads
These brass hex nuts fit #10-32 machine screws and studs. The pack contains 100 pieces for production runs or maintenance stock. Brass resists corrosion in electrical and marine environments. Technicians and assembly lines use them where conductivity and non-magnetic properties matter.
Replaces worn or missing #10-32 fasteners
Swap out damaged nuts during panel work, terminal blocks or instrumentation repair. The jump is worth it when the application demands brass instead of steel for conductivity or corrosion resistance. Bulk quantity reduces re-order frequency for recurring jobs.
Fits #10-32 screws in electrical
No special tools beyond a standard wrench or socket for the hex size. Brass material frees the assembly from rust risk in damp or outdoor settings. The 100 pack keeps a bench stocked for multiple installs without opening new boxes.
Highlights
- #10-32 thread fits standard machine screws
- Brass construction resists corrosion in damp environments
- 100-piece pack covers multiple fastening jobs
- DOTTIE brand trusted by trade professionals
- Hex shape allows secure tightening with wrench
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Nuts |
Questions about this item
What thread size do the HNBR1032 brass hex nuts use?
They are #10-32 thread, so they fit standard #10-32 bolts or machine screws.
How are these hex nuts installed, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Thread each nut onto a #10-32 bolt by hand, then tighten with a wrench; do not over-tighten or the soft brass threads may strip.
When should the brass hex nuts be inspected or replaced?
Check for corrosion, rounding, or stripped threads after exposure to moisture or vibration; replace any nut that no longer holds torque.
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