MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 932346 Hex Nut M16-2 Steel Class 10 Plain 8 PK
Eight Class 10 steel hex nuts with M16-2 threads secure bolts and machine screws
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- Class 10 steel delivers high-strength fastening
- M16-2 thread fits compatible bolts and studs
- Plain finish suits general-purpose applications
- Pack of 8 nuts covers multiple joints
- Ready for automotive and industrial hardware tasks
What these M16 hex nuts do
These Class 10 steel hex nuts fit M16-2 coarse threads and secure bolts or machine screws in structural joints. The eight-piece pack suits maintenance crews, fabrication shops and heavy-equipment owners who need a small, ready supply of high-strength fasteners.
Plain finish and Class 10 strength
The plain steel surface has no coating, so torque readings stay consistent and there is no plating to chip under load. Class 10 rating delivers the proof load required for critical connections in steel frames, axle assemblies and press fits.
Eight nuts per pack for immediate use
The manufacturer ships the 8 PK directly, so the nuts arrive in original packaging without repack delays. The quantity covers a typical flange pattern or a pair of U-bolt installations, reducing the need to open a bulk carton for a single repair.
Highlights
- Class 10 steel delivers high-strength fastening
- M16-2 thread fits compatible bolts and studs
- Plain finish suits general-purpose applications
- Pack of 8 nuts covers multiple joints
- Ready for automotive and industrial hardware tasks
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Nuts |
Questions about this item
How do I install the M16-2 hex nut and what is the common mistake?
Start the nut by hand on the bolt to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with the correct wrench. The step often missed is checking thread engagement before applying full torque.
What maintenance or replacement will the Class 10 steel hex nuts need over time?
Inspect the threads and bearing surface for corrosion, rounding or stretch. Replace any nut that shows damaged threads or has been over-torqued, as Class 10 steel cannot be safely reused once yielded.
What limit appears first when the M16-2 Class 10 nuts are under sustained load?
The proof load of the Class 10 rating is reached before thread stripping or bolt failure. Exceeding this limit causes permanent deformation, so the joint must stay within the designed clamping force.
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