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A hexagonal nut with a slot cut half way across it and a cap screw is passed through clear hole in the upper to lower part. The name of the nut is __________

A hexagonal nut with a slot cut half way across it and a cap screw is passed through clear hole in the upper to lower part. The name of the nut is __________ Correct Answer Sawn nut or wiles nut

Sawn nut is a hexagonal nut with a slot cut half way across it and a cap screw is passed through clear hole in the upper to lower part. On tightening the screw, the friction between the thread in upper part increases and prevents slacking.

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