M12 hex nut for Virtus Equipment and ZERMA America granulators and shredders. DIN 934 / ISO 4032 standard metric hex nut in Class 10 steel, providing secure thread engagement for M12 fastening applications throughout the cutting chamber, guards, panels, and machine assemblies. Direct OEM replacement.
The M12 Nut is a standard metric hex nut used throughout Virtus Equipment and ZERMA America granulators and shredders. Used in combination with M12 bolts and cap head screws, this nut provides the threaded engagement needed to secure cutting chamber components, guards, panels, and other machine assemblies. The full hex profile allows for high-torque installation and removal with standard metric wrenches and sockets.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
Technical Specifications:
SKU: 80010470
Thread Size: M12
Type: Hex Nut
Standard: DIN 934 / ISO 4032
Property Class: 10
Drive Type: Hex wrench/socket
Applications: Cutting chamber, guards, panels, and general machine fastening on Virtus Equipment and ZERMA America granulators and shredders
Related Parts: M12 × 40 Cap Head Bolt — SKU: 80011210 | M12 Spring Washer — SKU: 80010860
Key Features:
DIN 934 / ISO 4032 Standard: Manufactured to internationally recognized dimensional standards for reliable fitment and interchangeability with standard M12 fasteners.
Class 10 Steel: High-strength hex nut providing the clamping force and thread engagement required for demanding granulator and shredder fastening applications.
Full Hex Profile: Standard hexagonal profile allows installation and removal with common metric wrenches and sockets — no special tooling required.
Direct OEM Replacement: Specified for use in Virtus Equipment and ZERMA America machines — consult your machine’s parts documentation for exact installation locations and torque specifications.
Applications:
Always torque M12 nuts to the manufacturer’s specified value for the relevant bolt property class and inspect at regular service intervals. Replace any nuts showing signs of thread damage, deformation, or corrosion immediately to maintain safe and reliable machine fastening.
