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    7/16-14 Channel Nut, Standard Spring

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      7/16-14 Channel Nut, Standard Spring

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      Part Number: W2-7EG
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      Description
      W2-7EG; 7 ⁄16"-14 size, 3 ⁄8" (10mm) thickness, channel nut with standard spring made from galvanized spring steel wire. Channel nuts are formed or stamped from steel bar stock. They are case hardened after all forming and taping operations have been completed. The nuts are coated with zinc to ASTM-B633 "Electrodeposited Coatings of Zinc on Iron and Steel." Channel nuts have uniform and American coarse screw threads. Channel nuts are available with a variety of spring types and sizes.

      Technical Specifications
      Material ASTM
      Designation      		 ASTM Description
      Bar Stock:
      Channel Nuts      		 A 36 Merchant quality hot rolled carbon steel bars. Steel bars, carbon, hot rolled special quality.
      A 29-03
      Bar Stock A 569 Merchant quality hot rolled carbon steel bars.
      Hardware A 563 Carbon and alloy steel nuts. Carbon steel externally threaded standard fasteners.
      A 307
      Channel Nuts
      Stainless Steel      		 B783 Sintered 316 - "Domestic Nut"
      A240 Bar Stock 316 - "Import Nut"
      Aluminum Nuts B221 Channel Nuts
      Material/Finish Material/Finish Codes Description
      Electroplated EG Fittings and hardware supplied as "Electro-Galvanized" in accordance with ASTM B 633.
      Mill-Galvanized
      (Pre-Galvanized)      		 PG Galvanized steel used in the manufacture of channel sections conforms to ASTM A 653 GR33 G90. Uncoated edges resulted from slitting, punching and channel cut off are present.
      Hot Dip Galvanized HG Channel and fittings which are hot dip galvanized after fabrication.
      Paint-Green Powder Coating GR A dark green low gloss powder coating is applied and thoroughly baked after steel has been cleaned and phosphatized.
      Stainless Steel type 304 S4 Heat resisting chromium and chromium-nickel stainless steel plate, sheet, strip for pressure vessel.
      Stainless Steel type 316 S6
      Installation

      1 Insert the appropriate Channel Nut with spring, parallel to the slot edges, anywhere along the continuous open slot of the channel.

      2 Depress the Channel Nut with spring below the in-turned channel edges. Rotate one quarter turn clock-wise, perpendicular, and release pressure on the nut.

      The Nut will lock in-place, its pyramid grip enhanced grooves aligning with the underside of the channel's in-turned edges; the spring being designed to hold the nut in place during assembly.

      3 Fitting, bracket, or accessory, is located on the channel face over the Channel Nut with spring.

      An appropriate diameter and length of bolt is inserted, and the fitting is adjusted for location at this time.

      4 Properly torquing the bolt draws the Channel Nut with spring up against the in-turned channel lips, forming a strong, secure clamping connection.

      >Use caution not to bottom the bolt (select one of sufficient length, but not so long as to contact the inside back). Do not over torque the bolt.
      Features
      General

      Fittings are manufactured by cold forming steel in punch press dies and conform to those tolerances listed in section 5.3 of Metal Framing Standards Publication No. MFMA-4.

      Material

      Steel used for fittings is Hot-Rolled Pickled and Oiled strip steel or bar conforming to ASTM A 570 or ASTM A575. The bar steel used in manufacture of channel nuts conforms to ASTM A575 or ASTM A576.

      Welding

      Fittings having two or more component parts may be arc or resistance welded in accordance with the appropriate American Welding Society Standards.

      W2-7EG

      For more information go to https://www.p65.warnings.ca.gov