Linear 2400-224, Nut 10-24 Hex
The Linear 2400-224 is an OEM spare part for Linear HSLG slide gate operator, Linear SLC, Linear SLR. This hex nut measures 10-24 UNC thread (hex width approx 3/8 in across flats, thickness approx 7/64 in) and is made of low-carbon steel, zinc or plain finish. It installs by threaded onto 10-24 machine screw; 3/8 in wrench or nutdriver. Using genuine Linear replacement hardware ensures proper fit and reliable operation of your gate operator.
Key Features
- 10-24 UNC thread hex nut
- Conforms to ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 dimensional standard
- 3/8 in across flats for standard nutdriver or wrench
- Low-carbon steel with zinc or plain finish
- Used in enclosure, panel, and bracket assemblies
- OEM Linear spare part
Compatibility Guide
- Linear HSLG slide gate operator
- Linear SLC
- Linear SLR
- Linear SLD
- OSCO gate operators
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Linear 2400-224 |
| Item Type | Hex Nut |
| Materials | Low-carbon steel, zinc or plain finish |
| Dimensions | 10-24 UNC thread (hex width approx 3/8 in across flats, thickness approx 7/64 in) |
| Mounting | Threaded onto 10-24 machine screw; 3/8 in wrench or nutdriver |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 2400-224, LINEAR-2400-224, OSCO-2400-224 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the Linear 2400-224 hex nut?
A: It is a standard hex nut with 10-24 UNC thread, approximately 3/8 inch across flats and 7/64 inch thick.
Q: Where is the 2400-224 hex nut used?
A: It is used to secure #10-24 machine screws in enclosure panels, circuit board standoffs, cover plates, and internal bracket assemblies of Linear gate operators.
Q: What tool is required for the 2400-224 hex nut?
A: A 3/8 inch open-end or box wrench, or a 3/8 inch nutdriver, is used to torque or remove the 10-24 hex nut.
Q: Can a standard 10-24 hex nut replace the 2400-224?
A: Yes, any standard 10-24 UNC hex nut meeting ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 dimensions is directly interchangeable.
Q: What is the recommended torque for the 2400-224 hex nut?
A: Snug the nut finger-tight then apply 15-20 in-lb of torque for typical 10-24 machine screw assemblies in sheet-metal or bracket applications.
