Nut for hex-pattern hardware
Hex nuts finish hex bolts, anchor rods and threaded fittings where the utility specifies hexagon hardware.

Anchors & Nuts
Hex Nut is the hexagon nut for hex bolts, threaded rods and anchor fittings on utility poles, in hex and heavy hex patterns. It is tapped oversize for galvanized threads and fits a standard socket or spanner. Specify bolt size, grade and the quantity you need.
At a glance
Hex nuts finish hex bolts, anchor rods and threaded fittings where the utility specifies hexagon hardware.
Buyers name ASTM A563 Grade A or DH, or property class 5 or 8 for metric nuts, to match the bolt.
3/16–1 1/4 in (M6–M32) bolt sizes, hex and heavy hex to ASME B18.2.2, hot dip galvanized to ASTM A153 and tapped oversize.
Also known as
Also called heavy hex nuts in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it tuerca hexagonal.
The hex nut is run onto the bolt or rod over a washer and tightened with a socket or spanner. The six flats let the tool be reset in a small arc, which helps where the nut sits close to the pole or a bracket.
Common applications
Hex Headed Bolts take matching hex nuts. The pair suits utilities that specify hexagon hardware.
Anchor rod fittings and guy attachments are fixed with hex nuts. Heavy hex nuts suit the larger diameters.
Brackets, racks and spool bolts are also fixed with hex nuts where the pattern calls for them. Galvanized nuts match galvanized bolts.
Questions answered
Hex Nut tightens Hex Headed Bolt, Spool Bolt and anchor fittings in the secondary spool, down-guy and attachment assemblies.
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