Sleeve Nuts

GRADES:

• A563
• A194
• F594

FINISHES:

Plain Black, Hot-dip Galvanized

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Sleeve nuts are similar to coupling nuts in that they are designed to connect two like-diameter fasteners. They are often used in place of turnbuckles and in combination with high strength tie rods. These custom nuts are typically tapped with right hand (RH) threaded on one end and left hand (LH) threads on the other end. This allows for slight adjustments and proper tensioning once assembled. They can also be ordered with right-hand threads on each end or made to join different diameters.

Standard sleeve nuts differ from coupling nuts because they are longer and typically possess left hand thread on one endand right hand thread on the other.

Since hot-dip galvanizing typically adds 2.2 to 5 mils of thickness to the threaded portion of a fastener, galvanized sleeve nuts are tapped oversize to compensate for the corrosion resistant coating on the rods.

Dimensions

Full Hex Style

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D	F	C	L	Weight (lbs.)
Thread Diameter	Width Across Flats	Width Across Points	Overall Length
1⁄2	7⁄8	1	4	0.53
5⁄8	11⁄8	15⁄16	5	1.12
3⁄4	11⁄4	17⁄16	5	1.29
7⁄8	11⁄2	13⁄4	7	2.67
1	15⁄8	17⁄8	7	2.97
11⁄8	17⁄8	23⁄16	71⁄2	4.35
11⁄4	2	25⁄16	71⁄2	4.75
13⁄8	21⁄4	25⁄8	8	6.56
11⁄2	23⁄8	23⁄4	8	7.06
15⁄8	25⁄8	31⁄16	81⁄2	9.37
13⁄4	23⁄4	33⁄16	81⁄2	9.97
17⁄8	3	37⁄16	9	12.82
2	31⁄4	35⁄8	9	13.5
21⁄4	31⁄2	41⁄16	91⁄2	17.8
21⁄2	37⁄8	41⁄2	10	22.9
23⁄4	41⁄4	415⁄16	101⁄2	28.8
3	45⁄8	55⁄16	11	35.7
31⁄4	5	53⁄4	111⁄2	43.5
31⁄2	53⁄8	63⁄16	12	52.3
33⁄4	53⁄4	65⁄8	121⁄2	62.2
4	61⁄8	71⁄16	13	73.0
41⁄2	67⁄8	715⁄16	14	99.0
5	75⁄8	813⁄16	15	130.0

Round with Wrench Flats Style

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Diameter, Inches D	Dimensions, Inches			Weight (lbs.)
	F	C	Length L
Dimensions per AISC Manual of Steel Construction ninth edition, page 4-150
1⁄2	7⁄8	1	4	.43
5⁄8	11⁄16	17⁄32	5	.93
3⁄4	11⁄4	17⁄16	5	1.12
7⁄8	17⁄16	15⁄8	7	1.75
1	15⁄8	113⁄16	7	2.46
11⁄8	113⁄16	21⁄16	71⁄2	3.10
11⁄4	2	21⁄4	71⁄2	4.04
13⁄8	23⁄16	21⁄2	8	4.97
11⁄2	23⁄8	211⁄16	8	6.16
15⁄8	29⁄16	215⁄16	81⁄2	7.36
13⁄4	23⁄4	31⁄8	81⁄2	8.87
17⁄8	215⁄16	35⁄16	9	10.42
2	31/8	31/2	9	12.24
21⁄4	31⁄2	315⁄16	91⁄2	16.23
21⁄2	37⁄8	43⁄8	10	21.12
23⁄4	41⁄4	413⁄16	101⁄2	26.71
3	45⁄8	51⁄4	11	33.22
31⁄4	5	55⁄8	111⁄2	40.62
31⁄2	53⁄8	6	12	49.07
33⁄4	53⁄4	63⁄8	121⁄2	58.57
4	61⁄8	67⁄8	13	69.22
41⁄4	61⁄2	71⁄2	131⁄2	75.00
41⁄2	67⁄8	715⁄16	14	90.00
43⁄4	71⁄4	83⁄8	141⁄2	98.00
5	75⁄8	87⁄8	15	110.0
51⁄4	8	91⁄4	151⁄2	122.0
51⁄2	83⁄8	93⁄4	16	142.0
53⁄4	83⁄4	101⁄8	161⁄2	157.0
6	91⁄8	105⁄8	17	176.0

Tapered Style

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Diameter	Dimensions					Weight (lbs.)
	Short Diameter	Long Diameter	L	N	C
			Length	Nut	Clear
1⁄2	7⁄8	1	4	-	-	.43
5⁄8	11⁄16	17⁄32	5	-	-	.93
3⁄4	11⁄4	17⁄16	5	-	-	1.12
7⁄8	17⁄16	15⁄8	7	17⁄16	1	1.75
1	15⁄8	113⁄16	7	17⁄16	11⁄8	2.46
11⁄8	113⁄16	21⁄16	71⁄2	15⁄8	11⁄4	3.10
11⁄4	2	21⁄4	71⁄2	15⁄8	13⁄8	4.04
13⁄8	23⁄16	21⁄2	8	17⁄8	11⁄2	4.97
11⁄2	23⁄8	211⁄16	8	17⁄8	15⁄8	6.16
15⁄8	29⁄16	215⁄16	81⁄2	21⁄16	13⁄4	7.36
13⁄4	23⁄4	31⁄8	81⁄2	21⁄16	17⁄8	8.87
17⁄8	215⁄16	35⁄16	9	25⁄16	2	10.42
2	31⁄8	31⁄2	9	25⁄16	21⁄8	12.24
21⁄4	31⁄2	315⁄16	91⁄2	21⁄2	23⁄8	16.23
21⁄2	37⁄8	43⁄8	10	23⁄4	25⁄8	21.12
23⁄4	41⁄4	413⁄16	101⁄2	215⁄16	27⁄8	26.71
3	45⁄8	51⁄4	11	33⁄16	31⁄8	33.22
31⁄4	5	55⁄8	111⁄2	33⁄8	33⁄8	40.62
31⁄2	53⁄8	6	12	35⁄8	35⁄8	49.07
33⁄4	53⁄4	63⁄8	121⁄2	313⁄16	37⁄8	58.57
4	61⁄8	67⁄8	13	41⁄16	41⁄8	69.22
41⁄4	61⁄2	71⁄2	131⁄2	43⁄4	43⁄8	75.00
41⁄2	67⁄8	715⁄16	14	5	43⁄4	90.00
43⁄4	71⁄4	83⁄8	141⁄2	51⁄4	5	98.00
5	75⁄8	87⁄8	15	51⁄2	51⁄4	110.0
51⁄4	8	91⁄4	151⁄2	53⁄4	53⁄4	122.0
51⁄2	83⁄8	93⁄4	16	6	53⁄4	142.0
53⁄4	83⁄4	101⁄8	161⁄2	61⁄4	6	157.0
6	91⁄8	105⁄8	17	61⁄2	61⁄4	176.0
Dimensions per AISC Manual of Steel Construction ninth edition, page 4-150

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