5308016 - Spring Washer – M16

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Spring Washer sized for M16 fasteners.

Fitted under the nut or bolt head, the split spring washer exerts a constant axial load against the joint as it is tightened, helping resist loosening from vibration and settling.

Alternative Codes

5308016

In stock 228 units

228 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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When will my order arrive?

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Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the M16 spring washer used for?

This split spring washer is sized for M16 bolts and nuts. Fitted under the nut or bolt head, it presses constant axial load against the joint as it's tightened, helping resist loosening from vibration and settling. A general-purpose locking fixing.

Can an M16 spring washer be reused, or should it be replaced?

Spring washers are best replaced rather than reused once removed. A washer that's already been compressed loses some of its tension, so it won't resist loosening as well a second time. A fresh M16 spring washer restores full locking load on the joint.

What's the difference between a spring washer and a flat washer?

A spring washer locks the joint, a flat washer spreads load. This M16 split spring washer adds tension to resist vibration loosening, while a flat washer protects the surface and distributes clamping force. Many joints use both together.