A built-in spring gives these nuts a push for easy installation. Slide nuts into strut channel and they’ll stay place until you’re ready to fasten with a rod or screw. Like rectangular nuts, these have serrated grooves that grip the lip of the channel.

With a built-in spring and threaded stud, these nuts are ready when you are. Slide into strut channel and the spring holds nuts in place until it’s time to secure them. To make installing enclosures and other components easier, attach nuts before mounting them to channel.

Convert strut channel slots into threaded holes. These nuts cover slotted openings to keep threaded rods, bolts, and other hardware centered.

Attach nuts to strut channel, even if the ends are blocked or out of reach. These are useful for adding components and expanding existing setups, especially overhead. Insert nuts into the open side of a channel and twist to secure. They have a built-in washer so you can fasten using only one hand.

The fastest strut channel nuts to tighten—just follow the arrow and push in a threaded fastener. For fine adjustment, spin the nut.

Tension anchors these nuts during and after installation. Squeeze the plastic tabs to slide nuts along strut channel. Release and they stay in position while you fasten.

Hinged to open and close, these nuts install anywhere along a threaded rod. They’re often used to retrofit or expand existing setups where you can’t reach the end of the rod. They’re also convenient for new installations since you don’t have to thread a nut along the entire length of the rod.