The main functions of thin nuts include fastening, anti loosening, and sealing. Thin nuts are widely used in fields such as mechanical manufacturing, construction engineering, and furniture, mainly for connecting various components and providing reliable fastening effects. The design features of thin nuts include hexagonal shape and fine thread, which enables them to remain stable in vibration or impact environments, reduce the risk of loosening, and have good sealing effect. ‌

Thin nuts are usually used in conjunction with other nuts to enhance their anti loosening effect. When in use, thin nuts are usually placed at the front, and standard nuts are placed at the back. The two are rotated and tightened separately to create a locking effect and prevent loosening. This method of coordinated use is particularly effective in situations that require frequent disassembly, and even if disassembled frequently, it is not easy to slip.

These characteristics of thin nuts make them perform well in various application scenarios, especially in situations that require high reliability and anti loosening effects, where the application value of thin nuts is particularly prominent.