Hex Nut

Description

What to Know About Hex Nut?

The hex nut is a six-sided fastening tool used in formwork systems to secure bolts and ties when constructing the structure. Its hexagonal shape allows for easy tightening with a wrench or spanner.

What are the uses of Hex Nut?

Hex nuts are used to fasten bolts to secure threaded tie rods together within the formwork system. These nuts act as key components for the stability of the structure during the concrete pouring. 

What are the Benefits of Hex Nut?

Hex nuts are strong, reusable, and easy to install. These are easy to tighten with a standard wrench due to its six-sided design. Therefore, these are used where access is limited compared to other types of nuts.

What scaffolding system does the Hex Nut belong to?

Hex nuts belong to the formwork tie rod systems. This system consists of components like tie rods, washers, and other connecting nuts to form secure concrete molds. 

What Materials are Used to Create Hex Nut?

Hex nuts are typically made from steel, stainless steel, or sometimes even cast iron, depending on the application and desired durability.