Washer, Flat, M6, Stainless Steel, Each

Description M6 Flat Washer Stainless Steel Generally used with a machine threaded fastener and nut to spread the load over a greater surface area when tightening a bolt, screw or nut. They have an element of corrosion resistance and are suitable for use in many environments because of their stainless steel construction. How do they work? Washers are an essential part of any fastener assembly, as they serve to incorporate spacing and distribute load when placed between a nut and bolts. These washers will help prevent wear and distortion of installation surfaces over time. Features and Benefits A4, 316 plain stainless steel Construction for durability Available in a range of sizes Applications Washers are an essential part of any fastener assembly. They decrease the surface load when joining materials, meaning there is less pressure on the material, resulting in a decrease chance of wear and tear over time. You can use them to make maintenance easier by allowing for smoother loosening and tightening of components. Plain washers are commonly used in many electronic, food, chemical and construction applications. What is a Form A Washer? Form A is a British Standard indicator for the metric outer diameter and thickness of a steel washer. It is a quick reference that in this case indicates a type of washer with a ‘normal’ diameter and thickness. Form A washers are suitable for most applications. What is the difference between a plain washer and a penny washer? Other than standard washers, you might also hear washers referred to as fender washers, penny washers and mudguard washers. These ‘repair washers’ have a larger external diameter in comparison to the inner diameter, meaning a larger distribution of surface area. They can be used with a worn fixing hole or to fasten larger surface areas. For fasteners other than the M6 Flat Washer Stainless Steel you can click here.

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