M12-1.75 Hex Nylon Insert Lock Nut DIN 985 - Zinc Plated Class 8.8

M12-1.75 Hex Nylon Insert Lock Nut DIN 985 - Zinc Plated Class 8.8

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M12-1.75 Hex Nylon Insert Lock Nut DIN 985 - Zinc Plated Class 8.8Product Details : M12 1. 75 Hex Nylon Insert Lock Nut DIN 985 Zinc Plated Class 8. 8 Product Type: Hex Nylon Insert Lock Nut Bolt Diameter Size: M12 Thread Count (Pitch TPI): 1. 75 Thickness: 11. 57 to 12 mm Thread Type: Coarse Metric Thread Direction: Right Hand Thread Tool to use: 19mm Material(s): Zinc Plated Steel Grade: Class 8. 8 Thread Fit: Metric Class 6H Insert Maximum Temperature: 250 F Standards and Certifications: DIN 985 For any

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bought this item(25ft 2awg) twice, the first time I did was to create some quick connect cables between my batteries and my distribution block to my 4kw invertor(24v 165a peak calculated load) I may have oversized due to knowing that the bigger you go the less you stress components and loose power to voltage drop these cables are a nice high-grade rubber jacket and the 30awg strands are ideal for maximum flexibility while remaining fairly easy to terminate this cable also includes a backer paper wrap that allows for easy stripping(of the rubber) without too much strand loss damage(from cutting too close to the core) overall, would buy again, like I did, if I need larger runs(say for feeding an RV solar AC distribution panel) I would buy this brand again, in the 100ft range or so THHN is not ideal for flex connections(strands are way too stiff) but a couple runs of welding cable like this inside something like "smurf tube" would be a perfect high-power temporary connection system, or just a way to isolate a large battery stack used for a solar setup in fact I may do that someday, set up a pallet of LiFePO4 batteries with a large quick connect, and just recharge the massive array(s) at a secondary location where solar is more ideal(or other renewables)

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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024

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Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

Custom wires for winch solenoid pack relocation.

Color: Black, Size: 25-Feet

Wire is nice. Flexible. Seems good. However the inner liner is not moisture blocking as I assumed from the pictures, it's paper.. still seems like a good price per foot.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2020

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Nero

Lake Worth, US

★★★★★ 4

Good, flexible (considering it's 2 GA) wire

Color: Black, Size: 20-Feet

Good, flexible (considering it's 2 GA) wire. Lugs soldered on well (using solder pot + flux). The only reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is because it's expensive. Made in USA was a +

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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2017

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Church's

Pawtucket, US

★★★★★ 5

Awesome cable

Color: Black, Size: 25-Feet

Worked great, used it for my corvette batter relocation to the trunk. Plus starter, and alternator wiring

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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026