Aluminum Hex Nuts Silver M3–M10 Mix 150 pcs — Silver brand (MPN 11361)

Set of 150 Silver aluminum hex nuts in mixed metric sizes from M3 to M10. These lightweight, silver-finished nuts are intended for non-structural assemblies and applications where reduced weight and corrosion resistance are beneficial. The assortment covers common sizes for small repairs, hobby projects, prototype assemblies, and electronics housings, providing a convenient selection for general maintenance and light metalwork.

Advantages

Aluminum construction offers low weight and good resistance to atmospheric corrosion compared with untreated steel, while the hex shape ensures compatibility with standard wrenches and sockets. The mixed-size set simplifies procurement by supplying multiple commonly used diameters in one package, reducing the need to buy single sizes separately. Non-magnetic properties make these nuts suitable for use near sensitive electronics and instruments.

Suitable for

• Hobby and DIY projects
• Electronics enclosures and mounting
• Prototype assemblies and model making
• Lightweight metalwork and sheet metal fastening
• General maintenance and small repairs

Key specifications

• Material: aluminum
• Finish: silver
• Thread type: metric
• Sizes included: range from M3 to M10 (mixed assortment)
• Quantity: 150 pieces
• Shape: hexagonal (6-sided)
• Properties: lightweight, corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic

How to use

Select the appropriate nut size for the bolt or threaded stud being used. Hand-start the nut onto the thread to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with a suitable hex wrench, socket, or spanner to the torque recommended for aluminum fasteners of the chosen size. For repeated assembly or higher-load applications, consider using a compatible washer and avoid overtightening, as aluminum has lower shear strength than steel.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these aluminum nuts in non-structural or light-load situations and pair them with bolts of compatible material to minimize galvanic corrosion. When fastening in environments with potential galvanic contact, consider insulating washers or choosing fasteners with similar electrochemical properties.