Rivet Nuts (1,000+ items) - Page 27
8-32.080 Small Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Aluminum Cleaned and Polished NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
3/8-16-.200 Flat Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yellow Dichromate NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
10-24-.130 Flat Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yellow Dichromate NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
10-24-.180 Flat Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yellow Dichromate NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
5/16-18-.125 Flat Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yellow Dichromate NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
M8X1.25X3.20 Metric Flat Head Round Open-End Ribbed Thrded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yell, 1000PK
10-32-.180 Flat Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yellow Dichromate NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
1/4-20-.200 Flat Head Threaded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yellow Dichromate NON-RIBBED, 1000PK
M4X0.7X2.00 Metric Flat Head Round Open-End Ribbed Thrded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yell, 2000PK
M5X0.8X3.20 Metric Flat Head Round Open-End Ribbed Thrded Insert Rivet Nut Steel Zinc Yell, 2000PK
About Rivet Nuts
Rivet Nuts, also known as anchor rivets, rivet anchors, rivnuts, and threaded pop rivets, are fasteners that are used to provide a secure connection between two pieces of material. They are designed to be inserted into one side of the material and then pulled through with a tool that tightens the nut onto the other side.
Types of Rivet Nuts
There are several types of Rivet Nuts available depending on the application. Steel knurled flanged rivet nuts are commonly used for heavier materials while stainless steel rivnuts can be used for lighter materials. Some applications may require different sizes or shapes of Rivet Nuts in order to achieve a desired result.
How Rivet Nuts Are Made
Rivet Nuts are typically made from metal alloys such as aluminum or steel. The manufacturing process involves using a tool to press the metal alloy into shape and then threading it so that it can be securely attached to another piece of material. This process is often done in high-volume production environments.
Industries That Use Rivet Nuts
Rivet Nuts have many applications across various industries including automotive, aerospace, marine, construction and manufacturing. Professionals in these fields use them to quickly and securely join two pieces of material together without having to use traditional bolts or screws.
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