Orbot Bumper Mounting Nut #3003

Name: Orbot Bumper Mounting Nut #3003
Brand: Orbot
SKU: ORB-360-O
Price: 0.89 USD
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The Orbot Bumper Mounting Nut #3003 is an OEM locking hex nut used to secure bumper assemblies on Orbot floor machines. It threads onto 1/4-20 bumper studs and provides a precise, reliable mounting point for bumper-to-base connections across Orbot base/motor configurations. Constructed from durable metal with corrosion resistance, it is designed for daily commercial use and long service life. Each order includes one nut, part number 3003, ready for direct replacement in OEM bumper kits.

Features & Specifications

Thread Size & Fit: 1/4-20 thread; Locking hex nut style; fits bumper mounting studs used on Orbot bumper assemblies; width across flats 0.438 inches (11.1 mm); thickness 0.313 inches (7.95 mm).
Material & Durability: Durable metal construction designed to withstand daily operator use in commercial floor care while resisting corrosion.
Compatibility & Application: Specifically designed for Orbot bumper assemblies and Orbot machines, providing a reliable mounting point in bumper-to-base connections across various Orbot base/motor configurations.
Installation & Service: Easy installation and removal with common hand tools; intended as a direct, straightforward OEM replacement component in bumper kits.
What’s Included: One Orbot Bumper Mounting Nut #3003.
Physical Parameters: Weight approximately 0.2 lb per nut; part number 3003; compatible with bumper hardware and base/motor assemblies that utilize 1/4-20 mounting studs.

Intended Usage

INTENDED USAGE

Our products are for professional cleaners or properly trained individuals. It’s possible that unqualified users may not achieve optimal results, and Excellent Supply is not liable for those outcomes.

To ensure the best performance and safety, we recommend that all users familiarize themselves with industry usage guidelines and techniques. Receiving IICRC instruction or on site field training may also benefit new users.