Nut
ARIDA
7318159090
CNC machining center
Stainless Steel
Fastener
Cold Forging
High Rigidity and Precision
ISO, GS, RoHS, CE
One year
Forging
Standard exporting package
ARIDA
China
CNC precision
New
Motor
Worldwide
yes
CNC
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Cylindrical Design:
The cylindrical shape of the rivet nut allows for a flush fit with the surface of the material.
The cylindrical form also helps distribute the clamping force evenly across the material, reducing the risk of tearing or deformation.
Flat Head:
The flat head design ensures a flush fit against the surface of the material, providing a clean and professional appearance.
The flat surface is ideal for applications where a low-profile finish is desired.
Hexagon Pull Cap Nut:
The hexagon pull cap nut is used to install the rivet nut, providing a secure and stable connection.
The hexagonal shape allows for easy gripping and installation using a wrench or a socket tool.
The pull cap nut is typically removed after installation, leaving behind a flush and secure rivet nut.
Threaded Insert:
The rivet nut contains a threaded insert that creates an internal thread within the material.
This allows for the attachment of screws or bolts, providing a secure and strong connection.
Materials:
Cylindrical rivet nuts are available in a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass.
The choice of material depends on the specific application requirements, such as corrosion resistance or weight considerations.
Sizes and Thread Types:
Cylindrical rivet nuts come in a range of sizes and thread types, including metric (M) and Unified National Coarse (UNC) or Unified National Fine (UNF).
The size and thread type are selected based on the thickness of the material and the load-bearing requirements.
Installation:
Cylindrical rivet nuts are installed using a special tool that pulls the nut into the material, expanding the rivet portion to create a secure fit.
The hexagon pull cap nut is used to draw the rivet nut into the material, after which it is typically removed.
Applications:
These rivet nuts are commonly used in sheet metal fabrication, automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing applications.
They are ideal for attaching components to thin materials where a traditional nut and bolt would not be feasible.
Strength and Durability:
Cylindrical rivet nuts provide a strong and durable connection, capable of withstanding high loads and stresses.
The cylindrical shape and internal threading ensure a secure and stable connection.
Customization:
Custom sizes, materials, and finishes can be requested for specialized applications.
Special coatings and treatments, such as zinc plating or anodizing, can be applied to enhance corrosion resistance.
Preparation:
A hole is drilled or punched in the material where the rivet nut will be installed. The hole diameter is slightly larger than the outside diameter of the rivet nut but smaller than the expansion feature.
Assembly:
The cylindrical rivet nut is inserted through the hole from the front side of the material.
The flat head hexagon pull cap nut is then threaded onto the exposed threads of the rivet nut from the back side.
Installation:
Using a special tool or a rivet nut installation gun, the hexagon pull cap nut is tightened, pulling the rivet nut into the material.
As the pull cap nut is tightened, the rivet nut is drawn into the material, causing the expansion feature at the end of the rivet nut to flare out.
The flaring of the expansion feature creates a mechanical lock between the rivet nut and the material, securing the rivet nut in place.
Secure Fit:
The cylindrical shape of the rivet nut ensures a flush fit with the surface of the material, providing a clean and aesthetically pleasing finish.
The flared expansion feature holds the rivet nut securely against the backside of the material, preventing any movement.
Removal of Pull Cap Nut:
Once the rivet nut is fully installed and secured, the hexagon pull cap nut is loosened and removed.
The pull cap nut is a disposable component and is discarded after use.
Threaded Connection:
With the pull cap nut removed, the rivet nut now provides a secure internal thread that can accept screws, bolts, or other threaded fasteners.
The internal thread is typically made to standard metric or UNC/UNF thread specifications, depending on the application.
Cylindrical Rivet Nut: This is the main component that provides the internal thread. It consists of a cylindrical body with an internal thread and a flange or expansion feature at one end.
Flat Head Hexagon Pull Cap Nut: This is a temporary installation nut that has a hexagonal shape and a flat head. It is used during the installation process and is later removed.
Strength: The rivet nut provides a strong and durable threaded connection that can withstand high loads.
Versatility: Cylindrical rivet nuts can be installed in materials too thin to tap, or where access is limited.
Aesthetics: The flush fit and clean appearance of the flat head make it suitable for visible surfaces.
Ease of Installation: The use of a hexagon pull cap nut simplifies the installation process and ensures a tight and secure fit.
Cylindrical Design:
The cylindrical shape of the rivet nut allows for a flush fit with the surface of the material.
The cylindrical form also helps distribute the clamping force evenly across the material, reducing the risk of tearing or deformation.
Flat Head:
The flat head design ensures a flush fit against the surface of the material, providing a clean and professional appearance.
The flat surface is ideal for applications where a low-profile finish is desired.
Hexagon Pull Cap Nut:
The hexagon pull cap nut is used to install the rivet nut, providing a secure and stable connection.
The hexagonal shape allows for easy gripping and installation using a wrench or a socket tool.
The pull cap nut is typically removed after installation, leaving behind a flush and secure rivet nut.
Threaded Insert:
The rivet nut contains a threaded insert that creates an internal thread within the material.
This allows for the attachment of screws or bolts, providing a secure and strong connection.
Materials:
Cylindrical rivet nuts are available in a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass.
The choice of material depends on the specific application requirements, such as corrosion resistance or weight considerations.
Sizes and Thread Types:
Cylindrical rivet nuts come in a range of sizes and thread types, including metric (M) and Unified National Coarse (UNC) or Unified National Fine (UNF).
The size and thread type are selected based on the thickness of the material and the load-bearing requirements.
Installation:
Cylindrical rivet nuts are installed using a special tool that pulls the nut into the material, expanding the rivet portion to create a secure fit.
The hexagon pull cap nut is used to draw the rivet nut into the material, after which it is typically removed.
Applications:
These rivet nuts are commonly used in sheet metal fabrication, automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing applications.
They are ideal for attaching components to thin materials where a traditional nut and bolt would not be feasible.
Strength and Durability:
Cylindrical rivet nuts provide a strong and durable connection, capable of withstanding high loads and stresses.
The cylindrical shape and internal threading ensure a secure and stable connection.
Customization:
Custom sizes, materials, and finishes can be requested for specialized applications.
Special coatings and treatments, such as zinc plating or anodizing, can be applied to enhance corrosion resistance.
Preparation:
A hole is drilled or punched in the material where the rivet nut will be installed. The hole diameter is slightly larger than the outside diameter of the rivet nut but smaller than the expansion feature.
Assembly:
The cylindrical rivet nut is inserted through the hole from the front side of the material.
The flat head hexagon pull cap nut is then threaded onto the exposed threads of the rivet nut from the back side.
Installation:
Using a special tool or a rivet nut installation gun, the hexagon pull cap nut is tightened, pulling the rivet nut into the material.
As the pull cap nut is tightened, the rivet nut is drawn into the material, causing the expansion feature at the end of the rivet nut to flare out.
The flaring of the expansion feature creates a mechanical lock between the rivet nut and the material, securing the rivet nut in place.
Secure Fit:
The cylindrical shape of the rivet nut ensures a flush fit with the surface of the material, providing a clean and aesthetically pleasing finish.
The flared expansion feature holds the rivet nut securely against the backside of the material, preventing any movement.
Removal of Pull Cap Nut:
Once the rivet nut is fully installed and secured, the hexagon pull cap nut is loosened and removed.
The pull cap nut is a disposable component and is discarded after use.
Threaded Connection:
With the pull cap nut removed, the rivet nut now provides a secure internal thread that can accept screws, bolts, or other threaded fasteners.
The internal thread is typically made to standard metric or UNC/UNF thread specifications, depending on the application.
Cylindrical Rivet Nut: This is the main component that provides the internal thread. It consists of a cylindrical body with an internal thread and a flange or expansion feature at one end.
Flat Head Hexagon Pull Cap Nut: This is a temporary installation nut that has a hexagonal shape and a flat head. It is used during the installation process and is later removed.
Strength: The rivet nut provides a strong and durable threaded connection that can withstand high loads.
Versatility: Cylindrical rivet nuts can be installed in materials too thin to tap, or where access is limited.
Aesthetics: The flush fit and clean appearance of the flat head make it suitable for visible surfaces.
Ease of Installation: The use of a hexagon pull cap nut simplifies the installation process and ensures a tight and secure fit.
