Expee Engineering Private Limited

A shuttering wing nut is a component used in construction, particularly in the forming of concrete structures. It's a type of fastener that features two large, flat "wings" that allow it to be easily tightened and loosened by hand without the need for tools. This nut is typically used in conjunction with threaded rods or bars to secure wooden or metal formwork or shuttering panels in place while concrete is poured and sets. The design of the wing nut provides for easy adjustment and removal, which is essential for the quick dismantling and moving of formwork sections during the construction process. Shuttering wing nuts are made from durable materials to withstand the pressures of concrete casting and are essential for maintaining the integrity and shape of the formwork until the concrete has cured.

Mild Steel Gogo nuts are used to tighten reinforcement bars in the casting of various construction items.

Mild Steel Gogo nuts are used to tighten reinforcement bars in the casting of various construction items.

The anchor nut is precisely designed at our vendor's state of the art machining unit. Features: Ideal for heavy construction. Resistant to corrosion.