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Fig 3

Special Nuts
Collared nut: It is a regular hexagon nut with a washer face. It avoids cutting groove on the metal while tightening
and also can be used on comparatively larger holes. It is available from M8 to M36 IS:7795-1975. (Fig 4)
Cap nut: it is also a hexagonal nut, the hole covered by a cylindrical flat cap. It protects the end of the bolt from
corrosion and leakages of oils through the threads. Figure shows the nut. It has a cavity of 0.25 d and end metal
thickness 0.25d. (Fig 5a)

Domenut(as per BIS) Domenut: it is a hexagonal nut with blind hole having hemispherical top end. Its use is
same as above. Dome nut is available from M6 to M34 IS;2687
It is made of steel, brass or aluminum. Steel nuts may be from rolled, forged or extruded. Nuts of sizes M24 and
above. (Fig 5b)
Capstan nut or cylindrical nut: It has six blind hole equispaced on the circumference. The diameter and depth
of the hole is equal to 0.2d. Diameter of the nut is 1.8d. A hook spanner is used to operate. (Fig 6)

Ring nut: Its diameter is 1.8 d and thickness is 0.5 d. The thickness is reduced to 0.3d, by 0.1 d from both the
faces forming 1.5d cylindrical faces. Six slots of 0.2d width are milled on the circumference to the depth of 0.15d.
Special spanner is used to operate the nut. (Fig 7) These are used in pairs, one nut acting as a lock nut.

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