Nuts are used to attach machine thread fasteners. Different types of nuts come in various sizes and materials.
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Coupling nuts allow you to engage two pieces of threaded rods.
Coupling nut with sight hole allows visual verifications that the threads are fully engaged.
Sleeve Nuts-used to couple tie rods and provide a limited degree of length adjustment.
Square Nut, Cap Nut, Heavy Hex Nut, Acorn Nut
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Specification for coupler or sleeve nut for threaded rod tie
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25 Jul 19 22:04I have specified ASTM A36, hot dip galvanized threaded rods for tiebacks on a project. The contractor is now asking me for a spec on coupler nuts and/or sleeve nuts, as he can't get the rods in sufficient length. Research online seems to indicated the correct spec is ASTM A563, Grade A coupler nuts hot dip galvanized. But I can't find a load rating on these. It appears that the spec provides a nut that will, by nature of the dimensions, thread, and material fully develop the strength of the A36 rod. Is this true? does anyone have more guidance or load rating information/links? Thanks.
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26 Jul 19 00:04Couples are just big nuts. Per A 563, Grade A hex zinc coated couplers have a proof load stress of 68 ksi, up to 1 1/2", heavy hex is 75 ksi, and the proof load is the proof load stress x the tensile stree area. The Portland Bolt Company also has info on their website.
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