Stainless Steel Nuts

Stainless Steel Nuts are designed to thread onto a bolt to secure what the bolt is holding.  Use a hex nut with a screw or hex head bolt to fasten two or more wood or metal parts. Often used in construction for framing or to create a bolted joint. Nylon nuts are nonconductive and offer corrosion resistance and lasting hold at a low cost. Shiny, glossy finish. Threads easily onto the bolt. Add lock washers or flat washers to help secure the nut from slipping through the bolt hole. Used on boat lifts and boat lift hoists and other fastener projects. 304 stainless steel fasteners.

Stainless Steel

The main benefit of utilizing stainless steel is corrosion durability. You may pay a little more to acquire this type of steel, but the trade-in pays for itself with longevity. When exposed to outdoor conditions, like rain, sleet, or snow, most metals begin to show rust and start to deteriorate. Thanks to the composition of the stainless steel, made up of iron, chromium, manganese, silicon, nickel, molybdenum, and only very small amounts of carbon, rust is essentially undetectable. The combination of elements forms a film when in contact with oxygen. This film acts as a barrier that prevents corrosion and shows less wear on the material.

Utilized in a multitude of industries because of its clean and smooth finish. It is easy to polish. Stainless steel is better in terms of surface appeal over galvanized steel, which can flake and peel.

The compounds allow it to last for decades, so long as there is no exposure to salt. The lack of rust allows for a smooth surface continually throughout the years while other metals eventually rust. Ultimately, the choice of stainless steel has a great payout in the long run. The durability prevents having to replace equipment or excessive maintenance.

Corrosion is the burden of any outdoors. Utilizing materials that repel rust is worth the extra money in the long run. Stainless steel works great on freshwater bodies of water.