The SN Series Nut From ERICO: An Easy-to-Use Solution for Supporting Loads on Threaded RodThe SN Series Nut is an innovative new solution for supporting loads on threaded rod. 
The SN Series Nut, part of the CADDY® line of fixings, fasteners and supports from ERICO, is an innovative new solution for supporting loads on threaded rod. The SN Series Nut is extremely easy to install and can be positioned instantly on threaded rod at any location, helping to significantly reduce installation time. Simply open the nut and insert it on the threaded rod where needed. Then twist it to close and tighten with a wrench. It’s that easy!
Because the SN Series Nut can be added to an existing application, it is ideal for use on a wide variety of retrofit projects, including trapeze installations. It is designed to reduce the need for threading and offers an installation time savings of up to 50% compared to standard nuts and washers. The SN Series Nut also provides a load rating stronger than that of the threaded rod itself.
The SN Series Nut is an innovation from ERICO designed to help the construction industry complete projects faster, easier and more efficiently.
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