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M1.2 Nut Pack (5)

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$0.16 $0.24 In stock

Category: Nuts, Bolts Etc

This pack contains 5 M1.2 Cheese Head Nuts, suitable for small-scale assembly and hobby projects requiring metric M1.2 hardware.

  • Includes 5 pieces of M1.2 cheese head nuts.
  • Cheese head design provides a low-profile, secure fit for tight spaces.
  • Compatible with M1.2 threaded screws and bolts.
  • Ideal for electronics, model building, and precision mechanical work.
  • Ships in a convenient pack for easy storage and handling.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily C. ★★★★★

Finally got these for a tiny robotics project and they threaded perfectly into the M1.2 holes. The cheese head profile made them easy to grip with tweezers during assembly.

Harper ★★★★★

These tiny M1.2 cheese head nuts fit perfectly on my miniature robot joints, and the cheese head design makes them much easier to grip with tweezers than I expected. They held tight during assembly without stripping.

Isabella Z. ★★★★★

Finally, a proper M1.2 nut that doesn’t strip when I torque it with my tweezers—the cheese head shape gives just enough grip for tiny PCB standoffs. I’ve used all five on a miniature gearbox and they held perfectly.