| Standard | DIN 934, ISO 4032 |
| Grade | 8.8, 10.9 |
| Surface Treatment | BO |
Product Introduction
Standard Name: Black Finished Hex Nut.
Common Names: Blackened Nut, Black Hex Nut.
Product Definition: A hexagonal-shaped internal thread fastener with a blackened surface finish (oxidized). This treatment provides basic rust prevention, a uniform matte black appearance, and reduces light reflection. Commonly used to match bolts of the same color family or to meet equipment requirements for low visibility and a uniform appearance.
Hex Nut Black Key Features
Black Oxide Finish: Provides basic rust protection, wear resistance, and lubrication. The matte black
finish reduces light reflection and is suitable for moderately corrosive environments.
Hexagonal Design: Standard hexagonal shape for easy tightening with wrenches or socket tools,
ensuring efficient installation.
Material and Strength: Commonly made of carbon steel or alloy steel, with strength grades such as
Grade 5, 8, or 10.9 to withstand corresponding loads; conforms to standards such as DIN 934 and ISO 4032.
Various Sizes: Diameters M4-M36 (or 1/4"-1"), supports standard or fine threads.
Advantages: Economical, aesthetically pleasing, and easy to lubricate; however, the coating is relatively
thin and not suitable for high humidity or chemically corrosive environments.

Working Principle
Threaded Fit: The internal thread matches the external thread of the bolt, generating axial clamping
force through rotation.
Preload Generation: When torque is applied, the nut compresses the connector; the black oxide layer
reduces friction, improves efficiency, and prevents seizing.
Anti-Loosening and Protection: The coating provides mild corrosion protection and lubrication,
resisting slight oxidation; the principle involves friction and mechanical interlocking.
Installation Control: Used with washers to prevent overtightening and damage to the coating; suitable
for vibrating environments.

Product Applications
Machinery Manufacturing: Used with bolts to secure components, machine tools, or equipment;
the black coating reduces glare.
Automotive Industry: Assembles engines, chassis, or interior trim; vibration-resistant and
aesthetically pleasing.
Electronics and Electrical Appliances: Connects housings or brackets; low reflection suitable for
precision equipment.
Furniture and DIY: Economical and practical for home assembly or projects.
Industrial Equipment: Production line or warehouse structures; balances performance and cost as
standard components.