What does '12 TPI LHT' mean for this jam nut?

TPI stands for 'Threads Per Inch,' so 12 TPI means there are 12 threads along one inch of the nut's length. LHT means 'Left Hand Thread,' indicating that it tightens when turned counter-clockwise.

What is a jam nut typically used for?

A jam nut is commonly used to secure another nut or threaded component in place. It's tightened against the first nut, creating a locking effect that prevents loosening due to vibration or stress.

What material is this jam nut made from?

The provided product details do not specify the material composition of this jam nut.

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Specifications

Brand: Rock Krawler
Part #: RK04384L
UPC: RK04384L

Rock Krawler Universal Jam Nut 1-1/4 Bore 12 TPI LHT

Name: Rock Krawler Universal Jam Nut 1-1/4 Bore 12 TPI LHT
Brand: Rock Krawler
SKU: rock-krawler-rock-krawler-universal-jam-nut-1-1-4-bore-12-tpi-lht-t14-815613
Price: 40.79 USD
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Rock Krawler Universal Jam Nut 1-1/4 Bore 12 TPI LHT.

Key Features

Features a 1-1/4 inch bore size.
Has a 12 threads per inch (TPI) left-hand thread (LHT).
Well-built for durability and reliable performance.
Designed to secure threaded components.

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About this part

Product Details

This Rock Krawler jam nut features a 1-1/4 inch bore and a 12 threads per inch (TPI) left-hand thread (LHT). It's a well-built component designed for securing various threaded components in your build.

The 12 TPI thread pitch offers a good balance between fine adjustment and secure locking, making it suitable for applications where precise positioning is important. Its solid construction ensures it can handle the stresses of off-road use or performance applications. This jam nut is a straightforward part to install, typically threading onto a corresponding male thread to lock another component in place.