304 stainless steel male-female threaded nut

A male-female threaded nut serves as a coupling or standoff component. The male end screws into a tapped hole or another female component, while the female end accepts a bolt or threaded rod. This allows for joining two threaded assemblies where a standard nut or bolt alone would not suffice.

Yes — the male thread and female thread can be specified independently. This allows you to connect components with different thread sizes, such as an M6 male thread with an M8 female thread, enabling mixed-size assemblies.

All parameters are customizable: male and female thread sizes (metric, UNC, UNF, BSW), thread engagement length, overall length, body shape (hex, round, knurled, flanged), surface finish (bright, passivated, electropolished), and special features like locking elements or custom markings.

304 stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance and is suitable for many marine applications. However, for prolonged immersion in seawater or high-chloride environments, 316 stainless steel is recommended for enhanced pitting resistance. If 316 is required, we can accommodate special material requests.