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The TIMco M16 Hex Full Nuts are essential fasteners designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts requiring reliable, corrosion-resistant hardware for structural or general assembly projects. These nuts provide a secure, standardized connection for M16 bolts, making them ideal for outdoor or industrial environments where longevity is critical. One caveat to keep in mind is that their A2 stainless steel construction, while excellent for rust prevention, is not suitable for high-acidity or marine saltwater conditions where A4 (316) grade stainless steel would be required.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | NH16SSP |
| Brand | TIMco |
These M16 nuts have a standard thread pitch of 2.00mm.
A2 stainless steel is resistant to atmospheric corrosion, but for direct marine or saltwater exposure, A4 (316) stainless steel is recommended.
You will need a 24mm spanner or socket to fit these nuts.
These are standard hex nuts and are not rated for high-tensile structural bolting applications.
This product is supplied in a pack of 2.
Check the threads for burrs or debris. Ensure you are using a matching M16 metric bolt with a 2.00mm pitch.
Back the nut off, clean the threads, and apply a small amount of thread lubricant or anti-seize compound.
To ensure the best performance, always ensure the threads of your M16 bolt are clean and free of debris before threading the nut. Start by hand-tightening to ensure the threads are properly aligned and not cross-threaded. Once seated, use a 24mm tool to tighten to the desired torque specification. When working with stainless steel, consider using an anti-seize lubricant on the threads to prevent 'galling,' a common issue where metal surfaces fuse under high pressure. For maintenance, a simple wipe down with a damp cloth is usually sufficient, as the stainless steel properties prevent standard oxidation.
