{"id":29622,"date":"2025-10-25T00:00:46","date_gmt":"2025-10-25T00:00:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/technofluid.it\/prodotto\/dado-cieco-mm-6-codice-dca26\/"},"modified":"2026-03-26T16:07:47","modified_gmt":"2026-03-26T15:07:47","slug":"dado-cieco-mm-6-codice-dca26","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/technofluid.it\/en\/product\/blind-nut-mm-6-code-dca26\/","title":{"rendered":"Blind nut mm 6 \u2013 code: DCA26"},"content":{"rendered":"

Blind nut mm 6 \u2013 code DCA26<\/h2>\n

The blind nut mm 6<\/strong> (code DCA26<\/strong>) is a hardware component designed for those looking for a neat and functional solution in machining and installations where it is useful to close the end of a screw or threaded pin<\/strong>. In technical fields, and particularly in applications of plant engineering<\/strong> and in maintenance<\/strong>, activities, the blind nut is often chosen to achieve a cleaner finish and to reduce the exposure of the threaded end.<\/p>\n

What is a blind nut<\/h3>\n

The blind nut is a nut with a closed head<\/strong>: unlike a standard nut, it does not leave the thread \u201cvisible\u201d beyond the tightening point. This geometry makes it suitable when you want:<\/p>\n

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  • a closure<\/strong> of the screw\/pin end;<\/li>\n
  • a neater finish<\/strong> of the installation;<\/li>\n
  • a practical solution in contexts where the threaded end should not remain exposed.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Product identification<\/h3>\n
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    • Product:<\/strong> Blind nut<\/li>\n
    • Size:<\/strong> mm 6<\/li>\n
    • Supplier product code:<\/strong> DCA26<\/li>\n
    • Supplier:<\/strong> F.LLI MOLINO SRL<\/li>\n
    • SKU:<\/strong> MOLIN00000054<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      Note:<\/strong> to avoid errors when ordering or replacing, it is advisable to refer to the code DCA26<\/strong> and verify the match with the thread and the fastening element already present on the system or assembly.<\/p>\n

      Typical applications<\/h2>\n

      The blind nut is a transversal component, used in multiple contexts of hardware<\/strong> e plant engineering<\/strong>. In the nautical sector and onboard systems, it can be used in assemblies and fastenings where a thread closure and a more refined appearance are desired.<\/p>\n

      Common uses<\/h3>\n
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      • Mechanical assemblies<\/strong> on brackets, supports, and small frames.<\/li>\n
      • Fastenings<\/strong> on panels or components where the end of the screw must not remain exposed.<\/li>\n
      • Maintenance and spare parts<\/strong>: replacement of standard nuts with blind nuts when finishing or protection of the end part is required.<\/li>\n
      • Technical setups<\/strong> where a cleaner and tidier assembly is sought.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

        Usage and operational notes<\/h2>\n

        General installation instructions<\/h3>\n

        The blind nut is used like a traditional nut, screwing it onto a compatible screw or threaded pin. For correct assembly:<\/p>\n

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        • verify that the size mm 6<\/strong> must be consistent with the threading of the male element;<\/li>\n
        • ensure that the length of the screw\/pin is adequate for the useful depth of the blind nut (without forcing at the end of the stroke);<\/li>\n
        • tighten with suitable tools and carefully to avoid damaging the coupled components.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

          Purchase and replacement tips<\/h3>\n
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          • For spare parts, always compare measurement<\/strong> e type<\/strong> (blind vs standard).<\/li>\n
          • For new installations, consider whether the thread closure is a functional or aesthetic requirement.<\/li>\n
          • If in doubt about the threading or coupling, it is preferable to check the existing component or consult the plant documentation.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

            FAQ \u2013 Frequently Asked Questions<\/h3>\n

            What is a blind nut?<\/h4>\n

            It is a nut with a closed head that does not allow the end part of the screw or threaded pin to protrude beyond the tightening point, offering a neater finish.<\/p>\n

            This blind nut is size mm 6: what does it mean?<\/h4>\n

            The indication mm 6 refers to the nominal size of the nut in relation to the matched thread. Before purchasing, it is advisable to check the correspondence with the screw or pin used.<\/p>\n

            What is the reference product code for this item?<\/h4>\n

            The supplier product code is DCA26. When ordering or replacing, it is useful to use this reference to correctly identify the item.<\/p>\n

            In which fields is a blind nut typically used?<\/h4>\n

            It is used in mechanical assemblies, technical assemblies, and maintenance interventions where it is desired to close the end of the thread and achieve a cleaner result.<\/p>\n

            How can I be sure of compatibility with my application?<\/h4>\n

            Check the 6 mm measurement against the existing bolts and consider the available space. If you need details on material or finish, refer to code DCA26 to request confirmation before installation.<\/p>\n