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  • Brass Acorn Nut, Plain Finish, Right Hand Threads, Class 2B 1/4"-28 Threads, 17mm Width Across Flats (Pack of 25)
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Buy from Amazon $14.53$9.26 $12.50 $10.00 $7.50 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May 2015 2016 $10.82, Jan 14 - Jan 26$9.83, Jan 27 - Feb 10$9.58, Feb 11 - Feb 22$9.73, Feb 23 - Mar 8$9.53, Mar 9 - Mar 25$9.61, Mar 26 - Apr 9$9.39, Apr 11 - Apr 23$9.63, Apr 26 5:09 pm$9.67, Apr 29 - May 4$13.14, May 8 - May 15$14.23, May 19 3:25 pm$13.99, May 23 6:35 pm$13.89, May 28 - Jun 1$13.56, Jun 6 - Jun 14$13.05, Jun 18 - Jun 29$12.88, Jul 3 - Jul 13$12.68, Jul 17 - Jul 28$13.63, Jul 31 - Aug 7$14.53, Aug 11 - Aug 22$13.41, Aug 26 - Sep 7$12.92, Sep 11 - Sep 18$13.00, Sep 22 - Sep 26$13.07, Sep 30 - Oct 8$13.05, Oct 12 - Oct 24$13.21, Oct 28 - Nov 5$13.52, Nov 9 - Nov 22$13.55, Nov 26 - Dec 6OOS $12.68, Dec 11 5:13 pm$13.10, Dec 16 6:37 pm$13.81, Dec 19 - Dec 29$13.41, Jan 1 - Jan 13$12.94, Jan 15 9:38 pm$12.90, Jan 20 - Feb 5$13.56, Feb 10 - Feb 15$9.72, Feb 20 - Mar 25$9.58, Mar 31 - Apr 12$9.26, Apr 17 11:37 pm$13.22, Apr 24 12:30 am 11,547400,061 468,750 281,250 187,500 93,750 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May 2015 2016

Price Details

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Latest $13.22 1 day ago
Highest $14.53 Aug 11, '15
Lowest $9.26 Apr 17, '16
Average $9.55 (30d avg)
$10.69 (90d avg)
$12.03 (180d avg)
$12.57 (365d avg)
$11.95 (Lifetime average)
Added Jan 14, 2015

Sales Rank

30 day average: 150,757
90 day average: 237,685

Product Description

The brass acorn nut has a plain finish. The 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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