Value Collection C712206 Hex Lock Nut 7/16-14 Unc 50 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C712206 is a 7/16-14 UNC Grade B hex lock nut with a distorted thread locking design. Distorted thread lock nuts resist loosening under vibration and dynamic loads without requiring a secondary locking element such as a nylon insert or free-spinning flange. The nut features an 11/16-inch width across flats and a zinc wax plated steel finish that provides basic corrosion resistance for general fastening applications. This pack contains 50 nuts. Licensed tradespeople and maintenance technicians working in mechanical, HVAC equipment assembly, plumbing support structures, or electrical enclosure fabrication will find this a practical bulk fastener for recurring hardware needs.

These lock nuts are suited for light to medium-duty fastening tasks in residential and commercial trade applications. Common uses include securing threaded rod assemblies, pipe hanger hardware, equipment mounting brackets, and structural support components. The 7/16-14 UNC thread size is a standard unified coarse pitch that mates with widely available threaded rod, bolts, and studs in trade work. The distorted thread design allows for repeated installation and removal while maintaining clamping resistance throughout the service life of the fastener.

Key Features

• 7/16-14 UNC thread — standard unified coarse pitch for broad hardware compatibility
• Grade B distorted thread locking mechanism resists vibration-induced loosening
• 11/16-inch width across flats fits standard hex tooling
• Zinc wax plated steel finish provides basic corrosion protection
• Bulk pack of 50 nuts reduces per-unit cost for recurring fastener needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or stocking fastener for any application requiring a 7/16-14 UNC hex lock nut with a distorted thread locking feature.

Installation Notes

Install using a standard 11/16-inch open-end, box-end, or socket wrench. Ensure mating threads are clean and free of debris before installation. Distorted thread lock nuts should be run down by hand initially to confirm thread engagement before applying torque with a tool. Follow applicable mechanical or structural codes for the specific application when torque requirements are governed by a specification.