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Hexagon nut BSW BS 1083 Steel Plain Gr.A 7/8


This BSW hex nut, manufactured to BS 1083, is made from bright steel—steel with no coating or surface treatment. While the material is strong, it offers little inherent protection against corrosion on its own. The nut has a Grade A strength rating and features British Standard Whitworth threading. Whitworth threads (BSW/BSF) are not recommended for international use; for new builds, we suggest going with metric threads (M/MF/MEF) or Unified threads (UNC/UNF) instead. Please note that dimensions may vary slightly depending on availability.

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Diameter
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Brand Fabory
Class Gr.A
Driving features Hexagon
Material Steel
Packed per 25
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Specifications

Diameter 7/8 Inch
Brand Fabory
Class Gr.A
Driving features Hexagon
Material Steel
Thread direction Right
Surface treatment Plain
Thread British Standard Whitworth
Threads per inch 9
Weight per piece (g) 98.7
Info
  • Whitworth thread (BSW/BSF) is not internationally recommended. It is advised to use metric (M/MF/MEF) or unified (UNC/UNF) threads instead.
  • Depending on availability the dimensions may deviate.
Commodity code

Dimensions

A 1.3
E 0.75

Description

This BSW hex nut, manufactured to BS 1083, is made from bright steel—steel with no coating or surface treatment. While the material is strong, it offers little inherent protection against corrosion on its own. The nut has a Grade A strength rating and features British Standard Whitworth threading. Whitworth threads (BSW/BSF) are not recommended for international use; for new builds, we suggest going with metric threads (M/MF/MEF) or Unified threads (UNC/UNF) instead. Please note that dimensions may vary slightly depending on availability.

Standards

BS 1083

Article numbers

Article number 03460.222.001
EAN 8715492111746
UBB 950355039948
UNSPSC 31161727
NATO Stock Number 5310-17-026-0009

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