Ideally Suited For Tubing, Extrusion, & Other Similar Types Of Single Sided Applications. 

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• Do not need welding to the base material. Expensive environmental and welding equipment not necessary.
• Can be placed “blind” — no access to back of material required.
• Prepainted material can be used. Will not damage paint in the installation process.
• Installed quickly and accurately with inexpensive, easy-to-use tooling. Hand tools, spin-spin and spin-pull tools.
• Can be removed without damaging base material.
• Available up to 3/4-10 and M16.
• Variety of head styles—flat, thin, and countersunk.
• Variety of body types—round (smooth and knurled), half hex and full hex.
• Variety of materials—steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass.

RIVET NUTS CAN REPLACE:

• Nuts & Bolts — requires access to both sides of the material. Nuts can be lost and create 
  longer assembly time.
• Clinch Nuts — requires access to the backside of the material and an expensive press 
  must be used when installing into sheet metal.
• Weld Nuts — Requires expensive welding equipment and can cause material weakness 
  by burning the base material. Cannot be added to finished parts.
• Rivets— Permanent fastening method; not allowing for removal of components.
• Thread Tapping/Cutting Screws — weaker thread strength than rivet nuts.
• Heated Drill & Tap — weaker; same disadvantages as weld nuts.