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Product Description Hillman Acorn Cap Nuts give a bolted connection a clean, finished appearance while protecting anyone near it. Sized to fit a 1/4-20 thread, the nut threads onto the end of a bolt and its closed domed crown covers the exposed, sharp thread, so the connection looks tidy and there is no rough end to snag hands, clothing, or passing surfaces. Below the smooth dome are six wrench flats, so the nut can be tightened down snugly with a standard wrench over the protruding bolt thread. The closed top also keeps dirt and moisture out of the thread end, which helps the joint stay clean and serviceable in visible, finished installations. Made from steel with a bright nickel plating, the cap nut resists rust and corrosion while adding a polished, decorative shine. That combination suits it to connections that are on display, where the hardware should look intentional and finished rather than purely utilitarian, indoors or in light outdoor use. Use these cap nuts for furniture, railings, playground equipment, machinery covers, and any exposed bolt end where appearance and a covered thread matter. They pair with a matching bolt, and the bright plated dome stays looking clean with an occasional wipe. This pack provides a ready supply for decorative and finished fastening projects around the home, shop, and yard. From the Manufacturer This acorn cap nut is a hex nut with an enclosed dome and it is partially internally threaded. The dome feature offers protection of exposed screw threads and a decorative appearance as a finishing fastener. The cap nut also protects from injury by covering exposed threads.
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