Value Collection KP86167 7/8-9 Unc Steel Hex Nut 25-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP86167 is a 7/8-9 UNC right-hand threaded hex nut manufactured from steel with a zinc yellow dichromate finish. It measures 1-5/16 inches across flats and stands 3/4 inches high. The zinc yellow dichromate coating provides corrosion resistance in general industrial and mechanical applications. This nut is sold in a package quantity of 25, making it suitable for contractors, maintenance technicians, and tradespeople who need reliable fasteners in quantity. It does not meet military specifications.

This hex nut is used in general mechanical assembly, structural fastening, and maintenance applications across industrial, commercial, and trade settings. The 7/8-9 UNC thread pattern is a coarse-thread standard commonly encountered in structural steel connections, machinery mounting, and equipment assembly. The right-hand thread orientation is the standard installation direction. This part is appropriate for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance professionals working with 7/8-inch threaded rod or bolt assemblies.

Key Features

• 7/8-9 UNC coarse-thread specification for standard North American fastener compatibility
• Right-hand thread direction for conventional installation with standard tooling
• Steel construction for strength in mechanical and structural fastening applications
• Zinc yellow dichromate finish provides corrosion resistance
• 1-5/16 inches across flats fits standard 1-5/16-inch wrench or socket
• Packaged in quantities of 25 for efficiency on multi-fastener jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with 7/8-9 UNC threaded bolts, studs, and threaded rod in standard right-hand thread applications. Compatible with any 7/8-9 UNC male-threaded fastener conforming to standard UNC coarse-thread specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a 1-5/16-inch wrench or socket. Power down or de-energize any equipment before performing fastener work on electrical enclosures or mechanical assemblies. Fastener torque should be determined by the engineer of record or the equipment manufacturer based on the specific application. Do not mix UNC and UNF thread standards on the same fastener assembly.