1005296 SUPERSTRUT — BAG OF 5, 1/4 IN H‑STRUT CHANNEL NUT WITH REGULAR SPRING

The Superstrut 1/4 in H‑Strut Channel Nut with Regular Spring is designed to deliver strong, reliable fastening performance in strut‑based electrical, mechanical, and structural assemblies. These nuts feature a spring‑loaded design that stabilizes the nut inside the channel during installation, reducing movement and improving alignment efficiency. The product’s hardened steel teeth are engineered to lock securely into the channel lips, increasing grip strength as load is applied.

H‑STRUT’s N‑820‑series style construction uses mild steel bars that are case‑hardened to increase durability while maintaining high thread integrity. All units include an electro‑galvanized finish that meets ASTM B‑633 requirements, enhancing corrosion resistance and long‑term performance in standard indoor environments.

DETAILS

• Model Number: 1005296
• Manufacturer: Superstrut
• Finish: Silver‑Galvanized (Electro‑Galvanized, ASTM B‑633)
• Material: Galvanized mild steel; case‑hardened to 0.003–0.005 in depth per ASTM A‑576 GR1015
• Trade Size: 1/4 in
• Pack Quantity: 5 per bag
• Dimensions: 1.30 in width
• Construction: Channel nut with regular spring and grip‑lock tooth geometry

KEY FEATURES

• Color: Silver electro‑galvanized finish for corrosion resistance
• Size: Standard 1/4 in channel hardware compatible with A‑ and C‑series channels
• Dimensions: 1.30 in width ensures proper seat and retention in the channel
• Materials: Mild steel with hardened gripping teeth for secure load retention
• Series: H‑STRUT N‑820 Regular‑Spring Channel Nut Series
• Warnings: Must match correct channel size to ensure proper locking and load performance
• Active Chemical Ingredients: None
• Included Hardware: Integrated regular spring – no additional hardware required

APPLICATIONS

• Fastening components within electrical strut channel systems
• Mechanical and HVAC support framing
• General structural bracing and equipment mounting
• Installations requiring load‑bearing tooth‑engagement locking