3/8-16 Coarse Yellow Zinc Grade 8 Finished Hex Nut
Product Number: 332.02.38
This 3/8-16 coarse thread Grade 8 finished hex nut is manufactured from heat-treated medium carbon steel and finished with yellow zinc plating for enhanced corrosion resistance. Designed for use in demanding fastening applications, this high-strength hex nut meets recognized industry standards and is commonly used in automotive, industrial, construction, fleet, manufacturing, marine, and maintenance environments where reliable fastening performance is required.
Product Features
- Grade 8 high-strength fastener
- Manufactured from heat-treated medium carbon steel
- Yellow zinc plated for corrosion resistance
- Coarse thread design for secure fastening
- Finished hex nut configuration
- Compatible with Grade 8 bolts and hardware
- Designed for demanding industrial applications
- Meets ASME/ANSI and SAE specifications
- Suitable for high-load fastening assemblies
- Ideal for maintenance, repair, and construction projects
Specifications
- Item Code: 332.02.38
- Item Type: Finished Hex Nut
- Size: 3/8-16
- Diameter: 3/8 Inch
- Thread Type: Coarse
- Threads Per Inch: 16
- Grade: Grade 8
- Material: Heat Treated Medium Carbon Steel
- Finish: Yellow Zinc
- Measurement: Inch
- Head Height: 21/64 Inch
- Thickness: 0.341 - 0.377 Inch
- Industry Standard: ASME/ANSI B18.2.2
- Specification: ASME/ANSI B18.2.2, SAE J995
- Origin: Imported
- Category: Hex Nuts & Fasteners
Applications
- Grade 8 Fastener Assemblies
- Industrial Equipment
- Construction Projects
- Fleet Maintenance
- Heavy Equipment Repair
- Automotive Applications
- Marine Equipment
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Structural Fastening
- Commercial Maintenance
- Equipment Assembly
- General Repair Operations
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