M16 x 2.00p Metric Coarse Stainless A4-70 G316 Hex Standard Nuts DIN 934

About Hex Standard Nuts

Hex Standard Nuts are the default hex-form nut: six flats for spanner or socket drive, full thread height for full clamp capacity. Pair with any bolt of matching diameter and pitch. Supplied across the full BNA range of finishes (galvanised, zinc plated, stainless A2 and A4, plain black, brass and nylon) and class ratings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Material & Coating

Stainless A4-70 G316 Austenitic stainless steel. Property class 70 designates a minimum tensile strength of 700 MPa with a 0.2 percent proof stress of 450 MPa. Lightly magnetic in cold-worked form, which does not affect corrosion performance.

Grade selection A2-70 G304 is the general-purpose stainless grade for outdoor and most chemical environments. A4-70 G316 contains 2 to 3 percent molybdenum, giving substantially better resistance to chlorides; A4-70 G316 is the preferred grade for marine, coastal and pool environments.

Important Do not pair stainless fasteners with plain or galvanised steel components in wet service. The galvanic potential difference accelerates corrosion of the less-noble metal.

Class Stainless fasteners are classified by property class: A2-35 / A2-50 / A2-70 in G304 stainless, and A4-40 / A4-70 / A4-80 (Bumax 88) in G316. The first digit indicates the alloy and the second is the minimum tensile strength in 100 MPa increments (e.g. A4-70 = 700 MPa). See the head marking chart and full strength table.

Thread Pitch & Terminology

Thread Pitch (Metric) Metric fasteners measure thread pitch as the distance between thread peaks, expressed in millimetres. Metric also branches into three series: coarse (the default; widest tolerance, easiest to tap), fine (a tighter pitch for higher clamp load or thinner walls), and extra fine (the tightest pitch, used for thin-wall tube, precision instruments, and aerospace fittings where vibration loosening must be minimised). Always match the series as well as the size - a metric fine nut will not engage a metric coarse bolt of the same diameter, and an extra fine nut will not engage either. This product has a 2.00mm coarse pitch, meaning the peaks are 2.00mm apart.

How to Measure

A nut is named after the bolt it fits. An M10 nut fits an M10 bolt - the 10mm is the bolt's diameter, not anything on the nut itself.

The two quick checks are the spanner size across the flats, and the hole, which always measures smaller than the named size (an M10 nut reads about 8.5mm through the hole).

The most reliable test of all: thread it onto a bolt you know. The right nut spins on by hand with no force.

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Technical data Researched and compiled from numerous industry sources for the sole purpose of providing basic information. All material is advisory only and its use by anyone is entirely voluntary. Reliance on it for any purpose by anyone is at the sole risk of that person, and Bolt and Nut Australia is not responsible for any loss, claim or damages arising therefrom. In developing this information, Bolt and Nut Australia has made a determined effort to present it accurately.

Measurements Sizes are taken from supplier catalogues or hand-measured and should be used as a guide. Minor variation between batches is normal. Stock is sourced from various suppliers, so differences may exist between batches in thread length, markings, appearance or finish.

Product Photos & PDF Data Sheets Represent the product type, not exact size. PDFs are a reference guide only. Specifications may change without notice.

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