Trapezoidal nut 36x6 left-hand cylindrical, bronze

Product Description

Trapezoidal nut 36x6 left-hand cylindrical, bronze

A trapezoidal nut is the counterpart of the screw: the stationary (or rotating) part of the system that converts rotation into linear travel. Product made of Tin bronze CuSn7Zn4Pb7-C (CC493K), left-hand thread Tr 36x6 (standard DIN 103 / ISO 2901-2904).

Technical data

Frequently asked questions

Which trapezoidal screw fits this nut?

Trapezoidal screw Tr 36x6, left-hand - size, pitch and thread hand must be identical to the nut, otherwise the mechanism will jam.

Does a standard trapezoidal nut have backlash in the thread?

Yes, some backlash results from the manufacturing tolerance of the thread - this is normal. If you need zero backlash (e.g. for precise positioning), anti-backlash nuts are used, which are a different product from a standard nut.

How can you tell that a trapezoidal nut is worn?

The most common sign is increasing backlash between the screw and the nut - noticeable jerking when the direction of motion changes. This means the nut thread has worn and needs to be replaced.

Does this nut need lubrication?

Yes, and do not skimp on grease - this nut works in sliding motion under load, and a lack of it shortens the thread's service life.

What are the properties of this nut's material?

Material: Tin bronze CuSn7Zn4Pb7-C (CC493K) - low tendency to seize when paired with a steel screw, the standard in screw-and-nut drives.

How is this nut mounted in the mechanism?

The cylindrical body is designed to be installed inside a housing or mounting sleeve.

Where are 36x6 trapezoidal nuts used?

Typical applications of 36x6 nuts are: presses and screw jacks, machine vices, height adjustment mechanisms, sliding tables and axis drives in machine tools - wherever precise conversion of rotary into linear motion matters.

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