Rivet Nuts

Blind rivet nuts with a flat head, a straight knurled shank and an open end. Rivet nuts are also known as blind nuts, rivnuts and nutserts. For use with sheet metals and thin gauge metal parts, such as panels, castings and tubes. Rivet nuts are installed using a rivet nut gun, which compresses the thinner walled part, making it push out to form a collar. The knurling/serrations is there to grip the rivet nut and stop is spinning. Rivet nuts, like rivets are installed from one side, which is useful when there is no back access. An open ended rivet nut allows for a longer screw to pass through the nut, making it more vibration resistant. The tightening torque specifications are guide values depending on the material of the original component and must be checked by testing the component.

Blind rivet nuts with a flat head, a straight knurled shank and a closed end. Rivet nuts are also known as blind nuts, rivnuts and nutserts. For use with sheet metals and thin gauge metal parts, such as panels, castings and tubes. Rivet nuts are installed using a rivet nut gun, which compresses the thinner walled part, making it push out to form a collar. Rivet nuts, like rivets are installed from one side, which is useful when there is no back access. Flat headed rivet nuts offer the best strength and stability as they spread the load over a greater surface area, with the knurling helping the nut grip the connected materials and stop it from spinning. The closed end will help provide a seal at the joint. Commonly used in white goods, electrical enclosures, indoor and outdoor electronic signs, automotive, aerospace, rail and HVAC. Tightening torque specifications are guide values depending on the material of the original component and must be checked by testing the component.

The countersunk head on these rivet nuts offer a flush, non-interfering fit when installed into a suitable countersunk hole. As with the flat head, the countersunk head can be used to clamp a single or multiple sheets of materials. The knurling on the body helps the rivet nut grip the connecting surface and help to prevent it turning. The open ends allows the rivet nut to be used with longer lengths of bolts. Used in a multitude of industries such as aerospace, automotive, rail, HVAC, white goods, electronics, DIY and general engineering.

Blind rivet nuts are used for attaching a nut onto sheet metals and thin metal gauge parts, such as panels, tubes and castings. The riveted nut will then allow attachment and detachment of components easily using the correct sized bolt. The larger sized rivet nuts can clamp together multiple layers of materials. Blind rivet nuts are also known as riv nuts, blind nuts and nutserts. This type here is the same as the countersunk round open rivet nut, but the end is closed off so that it can be used when a moisture or pressure-tight seal is required. The knurling helps further to grip the nut onto the connecting materials and prevent the nut from spinning. Used in white goods, electrical enclosures, indoor and outdoor electronic signs, automotive, aerospace, rail and HVAC.

Low countersunk rivet nuts are a specialised version of the countersunk head. With their reduced head height, it gives an almost flush finish where a non-interference fit is not critical. It can be set without the need to produce a countersunk hole and therefore can be more cost effective. The low countersunk height is ideal for very thin gauge sheet materials and when clamping thin single sheets. The knurling helps the nut to grip to the adjoining surface. The open ends allows the rivet nut to be used with longer lengths of bolts. Used in a multitude of industries such as aerospace, automotive, rail, HVAC, white goods, electronics, DIY and general engineering.

Blind rivet nuts are used for attaching a nut onto sheet metals and thin metal gauge parts, such as panels, tubes and castings. The riveted nut will then allow you to attach and detach components easily using the correct sized bolt. The larger sized rivet nuts can clamp together multiple layers of materials. Blind rivet nuts are also known as riv nuts, blind nuts and nutserts. These low countersunk round rivet nuts feature a closed end, enabling the rivet nut joint to be sealed and can prevent liquids and gases from leaking or penetrating. The knurling/serrations will help grip the rivet nut to the adjoining surfaces and prevent it from loosening and turning. Used in white goods, electrical enclosures, indoor and outdoor electronic signs, automotive, aerospace, rail and HVAC.