USS and SAE (Type A) are the most widely used types of washers. SAE standard washers generally have a smaller ID and OD than USS standard washers. Commonly used with bolts, screws, and nuts, zinc coated options provide mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions provide excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Compared to regular flat washers, these split lock (or spring lock) washers reduce the likelihood that your fastened joint will loosen under shock or vibration. Under compression, spring tension forces the split ends to dig into mating surfaces and hold tight. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

USS and SAE (Type A) are the most widely used types of washers. SAE standard washers generally have a smaller ID and OD than USS standard washers. Commonly used with bolts, screws, and nuts, zinc coated options provide mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions provide excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

USS and SAE (Type A) are the most widely used types of washers. SAE standard washers generally have a smaller ID and OD than USS standard washers. Commonly used with bolts, screws, and nuts, zinc coated options provide mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions provide excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

USS and SAE (Type A) are the most widely used types of washers. SAE standard washers generally have a smaller ID and OD than USS standard washers. Commonly used with bolts, screws, and nuts, zinc coated options provide mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions provide excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Compared to regular flat washers, these split lock (or spring lock) washers reduce the likelihood that your fastened joint will loosen under shock or vibration. Under compression, spring tension forces the split ends to dig into mating surfaces and hold tight. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Its name being derived from use on automobile fenders, a fender washer is flat washer with a particularly large outer diameter in proportion to its central hole. They are ideal for spreading the load on thin sheet metal. The zinc-coated option provides mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions have excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

Its name being derived from use on automobile fenders, a fender washer is flat washer with a particularly large outer diameter in proportion to its central hole. They are ideal for spreading the load on thin sheet metal. The zinc-coated option provides mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions have excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More

USS and SAE (Type A) are the most widely used types of washers. SAE standard washers generally have a smaller ID and OD than USS standard washers. Commonly used with bolts, screws, and nuts, zinc coated options provide mild corrosion resistance while the stainless steel versions provide excellent corrosion resistance and may be mildly magnetic. Available through your local City Electric Supply. Click here to find a branch near you. Learn More