High Torque Resistance
The four-sided design provides a larger bearing surface compared with hex nuts, allowing better wrench engagement and higher tightening torque.

ASME/ANSI B18.2.2 Square Nuts are four-sided threaded fasteners designed for applications requiring strong wrench engagement and resistance against rotation. Compared with standard hex nuts, the square profile provides a larger contact surface area, making them suitable for machinery assembly, structural fastening, industrial equipment, and applications where secure tightening is required.
Manufactured according to ASME dimensional specifications, these square nuts provide consistent fit, reliable torque transmission, and compatibility with inch-series bolts and screws.

ASME B18.2.2-2
DIN 557
Core Difference:
ASME B18.2.2-2 uses inch dimensions and threads, while DIN 557 uses metric dimensions and threads. They are not interchangeable and should be selected according to the matching bolt standard.
The four-sided design provides a larger bearing surface compared with hex nuts, allowing better wrench engagement and higher tightening torque.
The square shape creates greater resistance against rotation, especially when installed against flat surfaces or in confined applications.
ASME B18.2.2 Square Nut is an inch-series square threaded nut manufactured according to ASME dimensional requirements for general fastening applications.
No. ASME B18.2.2 square nuts are designed for inch-series threads and should be matched with corresponding inch bolts.
Square nuts are commonly used in machinery, construction equipment, automotive systems, agricultural machinery, and industrial assemblies.
Yes. Customized materials, finishes, packaging, and OEM specifications can be provided according to customer requirements.



