Value Collection MP42408 M16x2.00 Metric Hex Nut 10-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MP42408 is an M16x2.00 metric coarse thread hex nut manufactured from steel with a zinc yellow dichromate finish. The zinc yellow dichromate coating provides corrosion resistance suitable for general industrial and mechanical fastening applications. The nut measures 24mm across the flats, approximately 0.945 inches, and stands 13mm tall, approximately 0.512 inches. Right-hand thread direction follows standard metric fastening convention. This fastener is sold in a pack of 10 and is suited for use by maintenance technicians, mechanical contractors, and trade professionals working with metric-threaded fasteners.

This hex nut is used in general-purpose mechanical assembly, equipment maintenance, and structural fastening where M16 metric coarse thread hardware is required. It is appropriate for both light industrial and commercial applications. The steel construction with zinc yellow dichromate finish makes it a practical choice for indoor and moderately corrosive environments. Technicians working on HVAC equipment frames, pump mounts, electrical enclosures, and similar metal assemblies will find this a standard stocking fastener.

Key Features

• M16x2.00 metric coarse thread for compatibility with standard metric hardware
• Steel construction provides reliable tensile strength for general fastening
• Zinc yellow dichromate finish offers corrosion resistance in moderate environments
• 24mm across flats fits standard metric hex tooling
• Right-hand thread direction matches the vast majority of metric fastener applications
• Pack of 10 supports job-site stocking and service van inventory

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement or service hex nut for any application requiring M16x2.00 metric coarse right-hand thread fasteners.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician using an appropriate metric hex wrench or socket. Always ensure the mating bolt or stud is clean and free of debris before threading the nut. Tighten to the torque specification listed in the equipment manufacturer's service documentation. Do not exceed rated torque or reuse fasteners that show signs of thread damage or corrosion.