Rivet Nuts

Rivet Nuts, also known as threaded insert nuts, provide a strong and reliable internal thread in thin materials where standard tapping is not possible. Designed for use in sheet metal, profiles, and hollow sections, they enable secure fastening from one side of the application.

Once installed using a rivet nut tool, the body expands and clamps onto the material, creating a permanent and vibration-resistant connection. This allows repeated assembly and disassembly without damaging the base material.

Available in multiple sizes and body types, rivet nuts are widely used in automotive, construction, furniture, and industrial applications requiring clean, durable, and professional fastening solutions.

Technical Description

Rivet Nuts are internally threaded fasteners installed into pre-drilled holes. During installation, the body deforms and expands behind the material, forming a strong mechanical lock.

They are typically manufactured according to standards such as DIN 7337 and are available in various forms including round body, hex body, open end, and closed end types.

Material options include steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, with surface treatments for corrosion resistance.

Key Features

Provides strong internal threading in thin materials

One-side installation (blind application)

High resistance to vibration and pull-out

Suitable for repeated assembly

Clean and professional finish

Wide range of sizes and materials

Applications

Sheet metal fastening

Automotive and bodywork

Machinery and equipment

Furniture and metal structures

Electrical panels and enclosures