Wing nut EWN.48 P-M6x30-C6 Z016509

Wing nuts – quick assembly and ergonomics

The EWN.48 P-M6x30-C6 wing nut is a component from the family of standard machine parts, designed for convenient and quick assembly. It is characterized by an ergonomic wing shape that makes tightening and loosening by hand easier, even in tight spaces. This is an ideal solution for both professional installers and end-users who value ease of use and efficiency.

Wing nuts of this type are widely used in devices where frequent disassembly and reassembly of components are required – from machine housings to industrial furniture. Made of technopolymer, they offer good mechanical strength and corrosion resistance, which translates into long life and reliability.

Construction and materials

The EWN.48 P-M6x30-C6 nut is made of high-quality technopolymer, which ensures its light weight and resistance to various external factors. This material is also characterized by good electrical insulation. The nut's construction with two wings allows for easy grip and precise tightening without the use of tools. The M6 metric thread ensures compatibility with a wide range of screws and threaded rods. The nut length (30 mm) allows for stable mounting of components of different thicknesses.

Applications and benefits

• Quick assembly: The ergonomic wing shape allows for quick tightening and loosening by hand without the need for tools. This saves time and increases work efficiency during assembly or disassembly.
• Versatility: The nut is compatible with standard screws with an M6 thread, making it a universal element in many industrial applications and in furniture making.
• Corrosion resistance: The technopolymer construction provides corrosion resistance, which is particularly important in environments exposed to moisture or chemical substances.
• Light weight: The low weight of the nut makes it easier to transport and assemble, especially in hard-to-reach places.
• Ergonomics: The shape of the wings has been designed with the user in mind, minimizing the effort required to tighten or loosen the nut.
• Aesthetics: Wing nuts are often chosen for their aesthetic appearance, which can improve the visual appeal of a device or structure.