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Material

Carbon Steel

Type

Four-claw press-in nut

Size Range

M4–M12

Surface Finish

Zinc-Plated / Plain

Grade

Steel / A2 / A4

Standard

4-prong press-in

Packaging

Carton / Pallet

MOQ

1 piece (sample)

Factory Production

Precision Manufacturing, Batch After Batch

From cold-heading raw steel wire to heat-treated finished bolts, every step runs under strict in-house process control — ensuring the dimensional accuracy and strength grade printed on every head marking.

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Product Overview

Application Scenarios

A jaw nut, or four-prong T-nut, is a threaded barrel with a flange carrying four sharp claws that are hammered or pressed into wood, plywood or composite panels to leave a strong, flush machine thread. As a bolt is tightened the prongs bite deeper and stop the nut spinning, giving a re-usable metal thread in material that could not otherwise be tapped. They are the standard fixing for knock-down and flat-pack furniture, cabinets, speaker boxes, climbing walls, jigs, exhibition stands and plywood fixtures. Zinc-plated steel suits general use; stainless versions suit damp and outdoor timber.

Installation Notes

Drill the barrel clearance hole through the panel and press or tap the T-nut in from the back until the flange sits flush and all four prongs are fully buried — a smear of glue in the hole adds pull-out strength in softwood. For a fully flush back, counterbore the flange. Fit from the face that will not be seen, and where the bolt may be removed often, use the four-prong (jaw) type rather than three-prong for the best grip. Do not over-torque in thin or soft panels or the prongs can pull through; add a washer under the bolt head on the face side.

Material & Certification

Formed from carbon steel with a threaded barrel and four press-in prongs and zinc-plated, with thread and prongs checked and every batch traceable to raw material certificates. Each lot passes dimensional inspection before packaging; EN 10204 3.1 material certificates are available on request.

Jaw Nut (4-Prong T-Nut)

Zinc-Plated Jaw Nut · 4-Prong T-Nut

Carbon steel four-prong jaw T-nut product photo
Technical Drawing
panel (section) flange sits on face internal thread (bolt enters here) 4 sharp prongs grip the wood — no spin SIDE SECTION · 4-PRONG T-NUT F B barrel D PRONG END 4 prongs at 90° TITLE JAW NUT — 4-PRONG PRESS-IN T-NUT CHAOSHUO TRADING CO., LTD. · YONGNIAN, HANDAN, CHINA SCALEN.T.S. UNITSMILLIMETRES (MM) DIMENSIONSTYPICAL · TO PANEL MATERIALCARBON / STAINLESS STEEL DWG NO.CS-JN-001 REVA · 2026

Dimensional Specifications

Typical Reference Dimensions — click a size to locate it below

Thread SizeFlange Dia F (mm)Barrel B (mm)Prong (mm)
M41586
M51796
M620117
M822138
M1025159
M12281610

Typical reference dimensions — this part is not covered by a fixed DIN/ISO dimensional standard and is made to your drawing. Contact us with your panel thickness, grip, length or head requirement for an exact specification sheet.

Applications

Hexagonal bolt used in construction steel structure

Construction

Steel structures, bridges, buildings, concrete anchors

Hexagonal bolt used in industrial machinery

Machinery

Heavy equipment, industrial machines, manufacturing

Hexagonal bolt used in power infrastructure

Infrastructure

Railways, towers, pipelines, power transmission

Hexagonal bolt used in automotive assembly

Automotive

Vehicle assembly, chassis, engine components

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a jaw nut and a three-prong T-nut?
Both are press-in T-nuts for wood and composite panels; the difference is the number of claws. A jaw nut has four prongs at 90°, giving extra grip and spin resistance for joints that are assembled and disassembled often or carry more load — such as furniture legs and climbing holds. A three-prong T-nut has three claws and is a lighter-duty, lower-cost choice for general panel fixing.
Which strength grade should I choose?
Jaw nuts (four-prong T-nuts) are supplied in zinc-plated carbon steel and in A2 / A4 stainless for damp or outdoor timber. Selection is by thread size, barrel length and flange diameter to suit the panel rather than a strength grade. Confirm the thread, panel thickness and finish your job needs before ordering.
Do you provide mill/material certificates?
Yes. EN 10204 3.1 material certificates are available on request, along with dimensional inspection reports, for projects requiring documented traceability.
Can you produce non-standard lengths or custom head types?
Yes. Send us your drawing or sample and we will confirm feasibility, material and dimensions before quoting — custom OEM/ODM production is available alongside our standard typical size range.

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