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What is the name of the hex nut used to fix the wire conduit threads in the cable tray? (With image)

2020-01-06View Original

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As shown in the diagram, for the end of the wiring conduit for instruments that has a threaded end, a hex nut like this needs to be tightened in order to secure it in the cable tray. I now want to purchase a batch of these accessories, but I’m not sure how to describe them; should I write “hex nut”? However, there is no size available for that type of nut. The standard size of the conduit we use is DN20, which is 6 mm in diameter
Reply #22020-01-06
Lock nut for the terminal pipe fitting.

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