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Buy from Amazon $16.16$7.47 $17.50 $14.38 $11.25 $5.00 Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May 2014 2015 2016 $8.30, May 7 - May 14$7.47, May 15 - May 28$7.50, May 28 - Jun 5$12.40, Jun 6 - Jun 21$13.20, Jun 21 - Jul 5$13.49, Jul 6 - Jul 19$11.55, Jul 20 - Aug 2$11.45, Aug 3 - Aug 16$11.13, Aug 17 - Aug 30$11.31, Aug 31 - Sep 12$10.86, Sep 13 - Sep 28$10.47, Oct 18 - Oct 28$10.54, Oct 30 - Nov 9$10.39, Nov 12 - Nov 24$10.51, Nov 25 - Dec 2$10.46, Dec 3 - Dec 16$11.66, Dec 17 - Dec 30$11.85, Dec 31 - Jan 13$11.70, Jan 14 - Jan 27$11.57, Jan 28 - Feb 9$11.73, Feb 11 - Feb 24$11.56, Feb 26 - Mar 9$11.68, Mar 11 - Mar 23$11.26, Mar 25 - Apr 6$11.39, Apr 9 - Apr 20$11.36, Apr 26 - May 4$12.79, May 6 - May 17$13.50, May 19 - May 30$13.02, Jun 3 - Jun 15$13.05, Jun 19 - Jul 1$13.08, Jul 5 - Jul 15$13.92, Jul 18 - Jul 29$13.80, Aug 2 - Aug 9$13.89, Aug 13 - Aug 24$13.28, Aug 28 - Sep 8$13.39, Sep 12 - Sep 20$13.59, Sep 24 12:02 pm$12.12, Sep 28 - Oct 6$15.61, Oct 10 - Oct 22$15.69, Oct 24 - Nov 5$15.61, Nov 7 - Nov 22$15.48, Nov 25 - Dec 7$15.56, Dec 12 - Dec 22$15.53, Dec 27 - Jan 6$15.52, Jan 11 - Feb 5$14.35, Feb 10 - Feb 15$10.94, Feb 21 - Feb 26$10.69, Mar 8 - Mar 20$11.39, Mar 31 - Apr 6$11.37, Apr 12 3:53 am$16.16, Apr 24 12:51 am 14,996361,001 390,625 312,500 234,375 156,250 78,125 Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 2015 2016

Price Details

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Latest $16.16 1 day ago
Highest $16.16 1 day ago
Lowest $7.47 May 15, '14
Average $11.38 (30d avg)
$12.23 (90d avg)
$13.90 (180d avg)
$13.63 (365d avg)
$12.40 (Lifetime average)
Added May 7, 2014

Sales Rank

30 day average: 283,669
90 day average: 305,870

Product Description

The brass acorn nut, also called a cap nut, has a domed top that covers exposed threads on rods, studs, and bolts. Brass provides corrosion resistance and offers thermal and electrical conductivity. The material is nonmagnetic.Nuts are internally threaded fasteners that are used with bolts and threaded rods and studs to connect components. Several different nut styles fit a variety of application and installation requirements. Some styles, such as hex nuts, acorn nuts, flange nuts, and coupling nuts, must be tightened with a tool. Others, such as eye nuts, thumb nuts, and wing nuts, can be tightened by hand. Nut styles such as locknuts and self-locking hex nuts have a locking mechanism that makes them suitable for applications with a high amount of vibration.

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