These washers have exaggerated diameters to cover large holes and to compensate for uneven mounting surfaces. They are also thicker than general purpose washers, so they bridge wide gaps when used as spacers.

Prevent leaks while distributing weight evenly under nuts and screws. These washers compress as you tighten to keep air and fluid in, and dust and contaminants out. Use them anywhere you need a tight seal, such as protecting electronics from moisture or keeping lubricants contained in machinery.

When it's critical to keep bolted assemblies secure, choose these two-piece lock washers with the tightest grip of all. They stop nuts and screws from loosening in heavy machinery that experiences jarring starts and stops, such as compressors and compactors. Serrations on the outside bite into the fastener and mating surfaces, while wedges on the inside lock the two pieces together. When the nut or screw starts to loosen, the wedges drive more tightly together to maintain tension. You can reuse these washers up to fifteen times, as long as the serrations and wedges are not worn down. They are comparable to NORD-LOCK® or Sherex TEC® washers.

Tested to hold up to high pressures, these washers create the strongest seal of all to lock in air and fluid and keep equipment running efficiently. They are often used on flanged connections to prevent leaks in pumps, hydraulic systems, compressors, and other pressurized lines. The flexible rubber or plastic layer compresses to fills gaps, while the metal backing stops the washer from squeezing through the hole.

Distribute pressure under structural screws and nuts in columns, joists, and I-beams. These thick washers are tested and certified to meet industry standards for handling high-stress loads.

Grip tighter than split lock washers to prevent nuts and screws from loosening in applications with constant movement, such as conveyors. Tooth lock washers typically can't be reused because the teeth often get bent when tightened.

Fasten structural screws and nuts securely without overtightening. When you see orange dye, you'll know you've applied the correct tension, so you don't accidentally strip threads. These washers distribute pressure under fasteners in columns, joists, and I-beams. They are tested and certified to meet industry standards for handling high-stress loads.

With flat sides, these washers fit into slots and channels and won't rotate out of position. They are also wider and thicker than most round washers, so they distribute heavier loads across a larger surface area. Square washers are commonly used to anchor heavy machinery, fasten framing to floors, and hang pipe and conduit from strut channel.