UNS R56400

Titanium Grade 5 Slotted & castle nuts

DIN 935-1ASTM B348

Titanium Grade 5 castle and slotted nuts combine higher strength than commercially pure titanium at low density with visible pin retention. The cross-hole, pin and nut slots complete the system; the nut’s material condition governs its loaded thread.

MOQ
100PCS
Samples · typical
~20 days
Production · typical
25–35 days
Heat treatment
Annealed

EN 10204 3.1 MTC + heat-number traceability

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Which standard is on your order?

Raw Material Specifications

Threads · Metric

Threads · Inch

Dimension Reference

Heat Treatment

Annealed

Annealing reduces working stresses and restores ductility, with atmosphere and surface control limiting contamination during heating.

What we can make in Titanium Grade 5

Slotted nut: slots in hex body

Slotted nut

Use on drilled shafts and pins where a cotter pin retains the nut after adjustment. Slots in the hex body provide a lower axial envelope when the installation has limited clearance.

Castle nut: slots in reduced crown

Castle nut

Use the raised slotted crown to position the cotter-pin path above the wrenching body. The crown needs clearance beyond the bearing assembly or linkage end.

Split pin through nut slots and bolt cross-hole

Pin alignment

For wheel, pivot and linkage assemblies, align the slots with the cross-hole using the assembly’s preload or end-play procedure. The pin retains the nut; it does not set the bearing adjustment.

Retention
Slots · Split pin
Mating part
Cross-drilled bolt or shaft
Patterns
Slotted · Castellated
Threads
Metric · Inch
Final condition
Annealed
Inspection
Slot width · Crown height · Pin clearance · Threads

Manufacturing route

Small lots use machined blanks. Volume nut blanks use a forming route compatible with the alloy before machining the bore and tapping.

Heat treatment & final condition

Forming and thermal processing require contamination control. The final surface is cleaned before dimensional and material acceptance.

Finished geometry

Internal thread gauging, usable engagement and bearing-face alignment are checked after final processing.

Where Titanium Grade 5 fits — and what matters

Orange welding robot beside a steel fabrication clamped to a workshop positioning table

Industrial Machinery & Automation

Drive shafts, collars and guide pins

Titanium Grade 5 slotted & castle nuts retain drive shafts, collars and guide pins with a split pin through the nut slots and a cross-drilled shaft. Slot alignment establishes the final positive-retention position. Alignment, operating cycles and replacement access define the working interface.

Cross-hole position · slot alignment · split pin
Industrial Machinery & Automation fasteners
White centrifugal pump with a bolted casing, black inlet hose and worn paint

Pumps, Valves & OEM

Valve stems and pump-drive collars

Titanium Grade 5 slotted & castle nuts retain valve stems and pump-drive collars with a split pin through the nut slots and a cross-drilled shaft. Slot alignment establishes the final positive-retention position. Repeated maintenance makes fit, engagement and access part of the component specification.

Cross-hole position · slot alignment · split pin
Pumps, Valves & OEM fasteners
Two yellow welding robots working beside a long steel beam fixture in a manufacturing cell

Automotive & EV Manufacturing Equipment

Fixture pins and positioning shafts

Titanium Grade 5 slotted & castle nuts retain fixture pins and positioning shafts with a split pin through the nut slots and a cross-drilled shaft. Slot alignment establishes the final positive-retention position. Repeated tooling changes require consistent seating and repeatable assembly dimensions.

Cross-hole position · slot alignment · split pin
Automotive & EV Manufacturing Equipment fasteners

Same slotted & castle nut. Different material priorities.

Titanium Grade 5 material data
UNS R50400

Titanium Grade 2

Low mass, corrosion resistance and commercially pure titanium formability.

Connection priority
Nut preload with separate positive pin retention
Commercially pure titanium
Grade 2 favours corrosion resistance and forming characteristics over the higher strength of Grade 5. Mating-metal contact, surface condition and assembly friction remain part of the connection design. Include liquid retained at the pin slots, cross-drilled shaft and bearing face in the exposure description.
Titanium Grade 2 slotted & castle nuts
UNS N07718

Inconel 718

Precipitation-hardened strength for compact, highly loaded connections.

Connection priority
Nut preload with separate positive pin retention
Strength after aging
Machine-stock properties and final aged properties describe different states. The final heat-treatment lot and mechanical results establish the strength available in the installed part. At the pin slots, cross-drilled shaft and bearing face, the relevant metal temperature can differ from the process or furnace set point.
Inconel 718 slotted & castle nuts

From drawing to documented delivery

Heat treatment
Heat treatment
CNC machining
CNC machining
Rockwell hardness testing
Rockwell hardness testing
Wooden-crate packing
Wooden-crate packing
  1. 01Drawing & BOMForm, dimensions and quantity
  2. 02Material & formingGrade, heat and manufacturing route
  3. 03Final inspectionGeometry, threads and ordered tests
  4. 04Documents & dispatchLot records and identified packing

Order documents

Material identity
UNS R56400 · heat number · ordered condition
Final-part acceptance
Grade chemistry, surface condition and the ordered mechanical requirements.
Dimensional record
Slot width · Crown height · Pin clearance · Threads
Traceability
EN 10204 3.1 material certificate · production lot · identified packing

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Questions about Titanium Grade 5 slotted & castle nuts

What must be specified with a castle nut?

The cross-drilled shaft, retaining pin material and slot geometry complete the retention system. Slot alignment follows the assembly tightening procedure; the pin does not generate the joint’s clamp load.

Technical references & photo credits