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Precision-engineered M36 Castle Nut (DIN 935) designed for extreme heavy-duty fastening in large-scale industrial and structural applications. The castellated (slotted) design allows secure locking with a cotter pin, preventing loosening under vibration—ideal for heavy machinery, construction systems, and industrial assemblies.

This 3D model features accurate real-world dimensions, clean topology, and optimized geometry. Perfect for CAD assemblies, product visualization, rendering, and 3D printing, it delivers high detail and reliable performance for professional use.

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SpecificationsThread Size: M36 × 4.0 (Metric Coarse)Standard: DIN 935Wrench Size (Across Flats): 55 mmHeight:Full (DIN 935): ~36.0 mm

3D Model InfoScale: Real-world (millimeters)Units: mmGeometry: Polygonal meshTopology: Clean and optimizedAccuracy: Based on standard engineering dimensions

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