Hexagon Nut for Studs for Flanged Connections

The DIN 2510 hexagon nut is designed for use with reduced-shank studs of corresponding sizes. The nut is fastened onto the stud via the fastener’s internal thread. The shape of the product allows tightening with a special wrench.

The main application areas of hexagon nuts are the automotive industry, shipbuilding, assembly of vehicle engines and motors, and fastening parts of various metal structures.

Nuts are made from steel meeting GOST and ISO standards. The most common option is heat-resistant stainless steel, which withstands temperatures up to 540 °C. This ensures the part remains intact when heated to the limit value.

DIN 2510 hexagon nuts are also made from alloy steel and steel with a galvanic or chemical coating (zinc-plating), which prevents corrosion and protects the part from moisture, high and low temperatures.

Thread diameter: M12–M180×8. Nut width — 22–255 mm. Steel class: A2–A4.

FLOK supplies DIN 2510 nuts and other fasteners.