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1/8IP (1/8-27) Hex Coupling Nut — PATIKIL

Fabric & sewing

1/8IP (1/8-27) Hex Coupling Nut

4.7 71 notes

$6.89On the shelf

  • Carbon steel with zinc coating
  • 1/8-27 (1/8IP) thread size
  • 0.55 inch (14 mm) hex width
  • 1.18 inch (30 mm) height

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What this bin holds

Our hex coupling nuts are designed for joining threaded pipes in light fixtures. They provide a secure connection for extending or repairing components.

These coupling nuts are made from carbon steel, which gives them good hardness and resistance to deformation, and they have a zinc coating for rust protection. Each nut has a 1/8-27 (1/8IP) thread size, a 14 mm (0.55 inch) hex width, and is 30 mm (1.18 inches) tall. This makes them durable and long-lasting for various applications.

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What the label says
AisleFabric & sewing
Options in this bin3 sizes and colours
MaterialCarbon Steel
Thread size1/8-27 (1/8IP)
Hex width14mm / 0.55 Inch
Height30mm / 1.18 Inch
Price across options$6.89 to $14.19
Rating on the listing4.7 from 71 notes

Who takes it home

These are handy for anyone working on lamp repair, chandelier renovation, or custom lighting projects. They allow you to connect two threaded tubes easily, often without needing extra tools. Confirm the 1/8IP thread size, which is approximately 3/8 inch in diameter, before use.

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This bin lives in Fabric & sewing, one of 79 on that aisle. Fasteners, trims, tools, patches.

1/8IP (1/8-27) Hex Coupling Nut $6.89

What makers wrote about this bin

  • I used these to join two threaded lamp rods together with a space between them for wiring to exit the rod. These worked perfectly and was a whole lot easier than drilling a hole in the rod and trying to fish wires through the side! The castings seem to be good quality and the threads fit correctly on the rods.

    buttspider · 5 of 5

  • Only needed one but mostly purchase in bulk. Worked as intended. Twould purchase again.

    Please delete this as review was for another product · 5 of 5

  • Exactly what I needed.

    Junebug · 5 of 5

  • I have an old, antique chandelier that utilized a hard plastic hex coupling nut to join the main stem to the decorative bottom piece. The wires travel down from the ceiling into the top pipe of the chandelier, but then they branch out from the coupling nut in order to travel to the candle-style lights. The threads on the old plastic one eventually stripped, causing the bottom decorative piece to fall out. When I tried to screw in the pipe holding that piece, it went right through the nut and punctured the wires, causing a spark and resulting in a dead chandelier. When I took the chandelier…

    Ken Zalewski · 5 of 5

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