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A nut is a small metal piece with a threaded hole inside that screws onto a bolt to hold things together. Nuts are essential fasteners used in countless applications, from machinery and construction to everyday items, because they provide a simple and reliable way to join and secure materials.
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It is catalogued under topics including Nuts (hardware) and Threaded fasteners.
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- Part of
- bolted joint
- Has part
- screw thread
- Image
- ARFISA 14.jpg
- Connects with
- bolt
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- Meltan
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- Nuts (hardware)
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- Category:Nuts (hardware)
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- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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