Palnuts

A Palnut nut, also known as a push-on nut, is a type of fastener designed for quick and secure attachment to a threaded or non-threaded shaft or bolt. Unlike traditional nuts that require threading onto the fastener, Palnut nuts feature a unique design with a center hole and multiple internal gripping tabs or prongs. To install a Palnut nut, it is simply pushed onto the shaft or bolt, where the internal tabs or prongs grip onto the threads or grooves, providing a secure and tight fit. This design allows for easy assembly without the need for threading, making it a convenient and time-saving fastening solution. Palnut nuts are commonly used in various applications, such as automotive and machinery assembly, where quick and efficient fastening is required. They come in various sizes and materials, including steel, brass, and plastic, to suit different needs and environments. Palnut nuts are especially useful in situations where frequent assembly and disassembly are necessary, as they simplify the process and reduce the risk of cross-threading.