The flange nut is convenient for maintenance and disassembly. In mechanical equipment, flange nuts are generally used to connect shafts, hubs, and other important components, and can be disassembled and assembled without the need for specialized tools, which greatly facilitates the daily maintenance and repair work of the equipment.
Material & Grade Specifications:
a) Steel: Strength grades 8, 10, 12 (DIN ISO 898-2, DIN 267-23)
b) Stainless Steel: Strength grade A2-70 (DIN 267-11)
c) Other materials or grades available upon manufacturer selection.
Support & Protection
The integrated flange design increases the contact area with the workpiece, providing superior support and protecting connecting components with greater tensile strength than standard nut/washer combinations.
Anti-Loosening & Sealing
Serrated protrusions under the flange distribute pressure evenly and create a locking effect to prevent loosening, while simultaneously improving connection sealing against gas or liquid leakage.
Shock & Noise Reduction
High-quality flange nuts reduce vibrations and noise generated during equipment operation, significantly improving mechanical stability and operational efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the main advantages of using a DIN 6923 flange nut?
The DIN 6923 flange nut combines a hexagonal nut and a washer into one piece. This increases the bearing surface, distributes pressure more evenly, and eliminates the need for a separate washer, saving assembly time.
In what sizes are these flange nuts available?
Our technical specifications cover a wide range of thread sizes from M5 to M20, including both coarse and fine pitch options to suit various industrial requirements.
Are flange nuts suitable for high-vibration environments?
Yes, flange nuts (especially those with serrated bases) are specifically designed to resist loosening caused by vibration, making them ideal for compressors, fans, and automotive machinery.
What materials are available for DIN 6923 nuts?
They are commonly manufactured in high-strength carbon steel (Grades 8, 10, 12) for industrial loads, and Stainless Steel (A2-70) for applications requiring corrosion resistance.
Can these nuts prevent liquid leakage?
While their primary function is fastening, the wide flange design improves the sealing surface area, which helps in preventing minor gas or liquid leakage when compared to standard nuts.
What is the difference between serrated and non-serrated flange nuts?
Serrated flange nuts have teeth that "bite" into the mating surface to prevent loosening. Non-serrated flange nuts provide a smooth bearing surface to protect the finish of the parts being joined.