Tuerca hexagonal de alta resistencia DIN1587 con tapa abovedada, de latón, M8, M10 y M12, fabricada por CNC.

Processo de produção 
Dome nuts are manufactured through a combination of precision machining and forming processes. The production typically includes:
Cold Forging: The nut is shaped from metal wire or rod using high-pressure forging machines, ensuring high strength and durability.
Threading: The internal threads are cut or rolled to ensure precise fit and compatibility with bolts or screws.
Surface Treatment: The nuts may undergo additional processes such as plating (e.g., zinc, nickel) or coating to enhance corrosion resistance and aesthetics.
Polishing: The dome-shaped surface is polished to achieve a smooth and visually appealing finish.
Material 
Dome nuts are commonly made from the following materials:
Stainless Steel: Offers excellent corrosion resistance and strength, ideal for outdoor or harsh environments.
Carbon Steel: Provides high strength and durability, often coated with zinc or other finishes for added protection.
Brass: Known for its corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal, commonly used in decorative applications.
Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, suitable for applications where weight is a concern.

Aplicações 
Dome nuts are widely used in various industries due to their functional and aesthetic benefits:
Automotive: Used in vehicle assembly for their secure fastening and polished appearance.
Furniture: Ideal for visible fastening points in furniture, providing both functionality and a decorative finish.
Electronics: Used in enclosures and assemblies where a smooth, rounded surface is preferred.
Construction: Suitable for structural applications where a combination of strength and aesthetics is required.
Decorative Applications: Commonly used in architectural designs, lighting fixtures, and consumer products for their sleek appearance.