MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 72963 Stover Lock Nut M10-1.50 Steel Class 8 Zinc Plated
M10-1.50 steel Class 8 lock nut resists loosening under vibration and torque
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- M10-1.50 thread fits standard metric applications
- Class 8 steel strength handles high-torque assemblies
- Stover lock design resists vibration loosening
- Zinc plating protects against corrosion in harsh environments
- New MIDWEST FASTENER 72963 hardware ready for installation
M10-1.50 Stover lock nut
This M10-1.50 Stover lock nut resists loosening under vibration and torque. It suits automotive, industrial and general mechanical assemblies where fastener security is critical. The Class 8 steel construction provides reliable strength for structural and non-structural joints.
Steel Class 8 with zinc plating
The Class 8 steel body delivers consistent clamping force without deformation under normal loads. Zinc plating adds a layer of corrosion resistance for everyday exposure to moisture and road salt. No special lubrication or torque procedure is required beyond standard practice for the thread size.
Single-piece prevailing-torque design
The all-metal prevailing-torque feature works immediately on installation and does not rely on nylon inserts that can degrade with heat or chemicals. Each nut is a single component, so there are no loose washers or separate locking elements to misplace. The 72963 part number simplifies reordering and inventory tracking for maintenance crews.
Highlights
- M10-1.50 thread fits standard metric applications
- Class 8 steel strength handles high-torque assemblies
- Stover lock design resists vibration loosening
- Zinc plating protects against corrosion in harsh environments
- New MIDWEST FASTENER 72963 hardware ready for installation
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Nuts |
Questions about this item
How do I install the M10-1.50 Stover lock nut, and what step do people often get wrong?
Thread the nut onto the M10-1.50 bolt until the distorted top threads grip; the common error is reusing the nut, which reduces the prevailing torque.
What maintenance or replacement will the Class 8 zinc-plated lock nut need later?
Inspect the zinc plating for corrosion and replace the nut if the locking feature feels loose, as the prevailing torque cannot be restored.
What limit appears first on the steel Stover nut under sustained vibration?
The prevailing torque of the Class 8 locking feature degrades before the steel body yields, so replace the nut once resistance drops.
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