L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE HNBR14 Hex Nut 1/4"-20 Brass 100 PK
Brass hex nuts with 1/4"-20 threads, supplied in a 100-piece pack for secure fastening
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- Brass construction resists corrosion in damp conditions
- 1/4"-20 thread fits standard coarse bolts
- 100-piece pack covers multiple fastening jobs
- Hex shape allows positive wrench engagement
- DOTTIE brand identifies the manufacturer
Brass hex nuts for 1/4"-20 threads
These brass hex nuts suit automotive and general hardware tasks that require corrosion resistance and reliable fastening. The 100-piece pack covers routine maintenance, assembly jobs and shop restocking. Mechanics, fabricators and DIY builders will find the quantity practical for repeated use.
Solid brass construction resists rust
Brass material withstands moisture and chemical exposure better than plain steel, extending service life in under-hood or outdoor environments. Standard hex flats accept common wrenches and sockets, so installation proceeds with ordinary hand tools. No special drivers or adapters are required.
1/4"-20 thread pitch defines fit
Only components cut to 1/4"-20 will engage these nuts correctly; mismatched threads will not secure the joint. Buyers who need a different diameter or pitch must select another part.
Highlights
- Brass construction resists corrosion in damp conditions
- 1/4"-20 thread fits standard coarse bolts
- 100-piece pack covers multiple fastening jobs
- Hex shape allows positive wrench engagement
- DOTTIE brand identifies the manufacturer
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
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| Type | Nuts |
Questions about this item
What thread standard does the 1/4"-20 hex nut follow?
The nut uses a 1/4"-20 unified coarse thread, giving 20 threads per inch on a quarter-inch diameter.
What physical space is needed for the brass hex nut?
Each nut is a standard hexagon for 1/4"-20; the pack contains 100 pieces for bulk use.
How are these hex nuts installed, and what step is often missed?
Thread onto a 1/4"-20 bolt or stud by hand, then tighten with a wrench; the common error is cross-threading the first few turns.
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