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Metric Serrated Hex Flange Nuts – Carbon Steel M3–M24

Zinc-plated and black-finish serrated flange nuts for industrial machinery, OEM assembly and bulk fastener sourcing.

DISLAB PRECISION supports international B2B buyers with metric serrated hex flange nuts featuring an integrated flange, serrated underside and external hex drive. Select from two reference series or request specification-based sourcing.

  • M3–M24 combined reference range
  • Zinc-plated & black-finish series
  • Flanged, serrated bearing surface
  • Bulk supply & drawing-based inquiries

B2B only · Minimum order value USD 300 · Specification confirmation before ordering

Metric serrated hex flange nuts in zinc-plated carbon steel, showing hexagonal bodies, internal threads, and serrated flange surfaces.
Illustrative product overview of metric serrated hex flange nuts. Confirm the exact finish and dimensions for your order.
M3–M24Combined metric size references
2 SeriesZinc-plated and black-finish references
22 RowsSize-by-size dimensional data
B2BIndustrial sourcing and repeat supply
Product Overview

Serrated Hex Flange Nuts for Secure Industrial Assembly

A serrated hex flange nut is a female-threaded hexagonal fastener with an integral, washer-like flange and small radial teeth on its bearing face. When correctly installed against a suitable mating surface, the teeth help resist relative rotation while the flange spreads contact across a wider bearing area than a conventional hex nut.

This design can simplify fastening where a separate flat washer would otherwise be used. Joint performance still depends on the bolt, material, preload, contact surface, torque method and service conditions. Serrated flange nuts are not universally suitable for painted, delicate or soft surfaces because the teeth can mark the mating material.

Close-up illustration of a serrated hex flange nut showing its toothed bearing surface, with a comparison to a smooth flange nut.
Illustration of the toothed flange and a smooth flange comparison; joint performance depends on the application.

What Makes This Nut Different?

Serrated underside: helps increase rotational resistance at an appropriate contact surface.

Integral flange: offers a broader bearing face and may eliminate a separate flat washer in compatible joints.

External hex drive: installs with a suitable wrench or socket, subject to the actual across-flats dimension.

Why Buyers Choose This Fastener

Practical Benefits for Production and Procurement

Integrated Flange

The broad flange face reduces part count in assemblies designed without a separate flat washer, potentially simplifying installation and kitting.

Serrated Grip

Underside serrations increase resistance to rotation on compatible surfaces; fastening reliability must still be assessed for the actual joint.

Two Reference Finishes

Compare dimensions from a zinc-plated carbon-steel series and a black-finish carbon-steel series. Exact coating processes and corrosion performance require confirmation.

Multi-Size B2B Sourcing

Provide several thread sizes and required quantities in one inquiry. We can review specifications, finishes and repeat-order purchasing requirements.

Technical Snapshot

General Product Specifications

Product typeMetric serrated hex flange nut
Other trade namesSerrated flange nut; hex flange lock nut; flanged hex nut with serrations
MaterialCarbon steel; exact grade / nut property class subject to confirmation
Reference sizesM3–M24 across two separate dimensional series
ThreadsMetric coarse pitch as listed below
BodyExternal hex with integral serrated flange
Reference finishesZinc-plated series; black-finish series (coating details unverified)
Dimensional standardVerify against the selected drawing; no blanket DIN 6923 conformance claim
SupplyIndustrial bulk / OEM inquiries; USD 300 minimum order value

Engineering note: The supplier references use bolt-like labels such as “8.8” and “10.9” for some material variants. Do not treat these as verified nut property classes. Specify the required nut grade and request documentation before a strength-critical purchase.

Dimensional Data · All Values in mm

Metric Serrated Hex Flange Nut Size Charts

These two charts reproduce the supplied supplier-measured reference dimensions. They are separated intentionally: a zinc-plated M8 nut and black-finish M8 nut, for example, may have different outer dimensions. The values are not guaranteed tolerances or certified standard sizes.

Series A — Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel (M3–M20)

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Series A zinc-plated serrated hex flange nut dimensions in millimeters
Thread (d)Pitch (P)Height (m)Flange OD (dc)Across Flats (s)Wrench (mm)
M30.503.607.55.55.5
M40.704.408.97.07
M50.804.7010.68.08
M61.005.4013.09.610
M81.256.3516.212.012
M101.507.8218.914.014
M121.7510.2023.417.818
M142.0012.5028.321.021
M162.0013.5032.024.024
M182.5015.4036.027.027
M202.5016.2039.430.030

Series A is based on supplied sampled-batch dimensional information. Availability and tolerance acceptance are confirmed at quotation.

Series B — Black-Finish Carbon Steel (M4–M24)

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Series B black-finish serrated hex flange nut dimensions in millimeters
Thread (d)Pitch (P)Height (m)Flange OD (dc)Across Flats (s)Wrench (mm)
M40.703.709.17.07
M50.804.8010.57.88
M61.005.4013.010.010
M81.257.0016.412.913
M101.508.6021.015.015
M121.759.9025.018.018
M142.0013.3029.320.721
M162.0013.6031.323.724
M182.5018.0038.327.027
M202.5019.0041.730.030
M243.0022.0045.836.036

Series B is based on supplied sampled-batch dimensions. “Black-finish” does not certify a particular coating process or corrosion resistance.

Metric serrated hex flange nut dimension drawing with thread diameter, pitch, nut height, flange diameter, and size charts for zinc-plated and black-finish carbon steel nuts.
Dimension symbols and size references for the zinc-plated and black-finish series; verify final specifications before ordering.

Dimension Symbols

d — nominal thread diameter
P — thread pitch
m — overall nut height
dc — flange outside diameter
s — hexagon width across flats

Wrench: nominal opening shown in the supplier reference, not a dimensional tolerance. For tight clearances, verify actual across-flats size.

M8 example: The zinc-plated reference specifies a 6.35 mm height, 16.2 mm flange OD and 12.0 mm across-flats width, while the black-finish reference specifies 7.00 mm, 16.4 mm and 12.9 mm respectively. Do not assume interchangeability by thread size alone.

Buyer Selection Guide

How to Specify the Correct Serrated Flange Nut

1. Match Diameter and Pitch

Confirm the mating bolt or stud. For example, M8 × 1.25 means an 8 mm nominal metric thread and 1.25 mm pitch.

2. Check Flange Clearance

Review the actual flange outside diameter and surrounding clearances, including proximity to nearby parts.

3. Verify Height and Tool Fit

Confirm overall nut height, across-flats dimension and wrench or socket clearance before ordering.

4. Specify Strength and Finish

Supply required nut property class, bolt property class, coating details, service environment and inspection requirements.

5. Review Contact Surfaces

Serrations can mark coated, soft or delicate surfaces. Choose the appropriate fastening design for the material.

6. Confirm Assembly Conditions

Define torque/preload requirements and vibration or service conditions; validate important joints in the actual assembly.

Industrial Applications

Common Uses for Serrated Hex Flange Nuts

Typical sourcing inquiries involve industrial machinery, fabricated metal frames, equipment brackets, maintenance spares, selected automotive accessories and OEM mechanical assemblies. Suitability must be determined by the application’s mechanical and material requirements.

  • Industrial machinery: brackets, guards and equipment housings.
  • Metal fabrication: compatible steel assemblies and mounting parts.
  • Equipment maintenance: metric replacement hardware and spare-parts sourcing.
  • OEM programs: assembly BOM sourcing, multi-size supply and specified finishes.
  • Distributors: industrial quantities and packaging requirements.
Serrated hex flange nuts installed on a steel bracket assembly, with a digital caliper checking a flange nut and an inset showing the toothed bearing surface.
Illustrative assembly and dimensional inspection scene; this is not a certified measurement record.
Industrial Procurement

Bulk Orders, OEM Requirements and International Supply

DISLAB PRECISION works with overseas industrial buyers, hardware distributors and equipment manufacturers. Customers can request several metric sizes, specified finishes, drawing-based external dimensions, repeat purchasing arrangements and packaging requirements in one RFQ.

Material certificates, nut property classes, dimensional tolerances, coating specifications, inspection documents and production lead times are subject to technical and commercial confirmation. Custom configurations are reviewed case by case.

B2B only · Minimum order value USD 300 · Availability and production details confirmed by quotation

Frequently Asked Questions

Serrated Hex Flange Nut FAQ

What is a serrated hex flange nut?

It is an internally threaded hexagonal nut with an integrated flange and serrations on the flange’s bearing surface. The teeth help resist rotation against a suitable mating surface.

How is it different from a regular hex nut?

A regular hex nut generally lacks the integrated flange and serrated bearing surface. A serrated flange nut provides a wider bearing area and additional grip where the teeth engage the mating material.

Do serrated flange nuts always replace washers?

No. An integral flange can remove the need for a separate flat washer in some suitable designs, but the joint specification, contact material and required hardware determine whether a washer is needed.

Are these products compliant with DIN 6923?

DIN 6923 is a commonly referenced standard for hexagon flange nuts. The supplied product tables include dimensions that may differ from standard dimensions. Confirm conformance for the exact product and purchase specification rather than assuming all listed references comply.

What metric thread sizes are covered?

The supplied zinc-plated dimensional series covers M3–M20, while the black-finish series covers M4–M24. Exact size and finish availability is confirmed when quoting.

Can serrated flange nuts be used on painted or soft surfaces?

The serrations can mark or damage painted, plated, soft or delicate materials. Review the joint requirements and consider a non-serrated fastener where surface protection is important.

Can I specify a nut strength class or coating?

Yes. Send the required nut property class, material specification, surface finish, inspection requirements and quantity. DISLAB PRECISION will review sourcing feasibility and documentation requirements.

What information is needed for a fast bulk quotation?

Provide thread size and pitch, selected series or drawing, finish, required mechanical properties, quantity, destination country and any packaging or test requirements.

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