Flat Head Open Rivnut Steel

The flat head Rivnut is the most common out of the rivnut range, these are designed as a internal thread for blind holes so a bolt or machine screw can be inserted. Once drilled a hole and inserted into the job you will need to use a rivnut tool to crimp and create a bulge behind the material, this will allow the rivnut to grip tight into the job so the bolt can be secured.

Advantages of using a rivnut;

Can be used in blind holes.

Strong.

Saves Tapping and Drilling holes for threads.

SKU: M3FRO-S-SBThread Size: M3Rivnut Body Length: 10.0Grip: 0.3 - 3.0
Hole Size: 5.0Rivnut Body Dia: 4.9Head Dia: 8.0
Head Height: 1.0
SKU: M4FRO-S-SBThread Size: M4Rivnut Body Length: 10.0Grip: 0.3 - 3.0
Hole Size: 6.0Rivnut Body Dia: 5.9Head Dia: 9.0
Head Height: 1.0
SKU: M5FRO-S-SBThread Size: M5Rivnut Body Length: 12.0Grip: 0.3 - 3.0
Hole Size: 6.0Rivnut Body Dia: 6.9Head Dia: 10.0
Head Height: 1.0
SKU: M6FRO-S-SBThread Size: M6Rivnut Body Length: 14.5Grip: 0.3 - 3.0
Hole Size: 9.0Rivnut Body Dia: 8.9Head Dia: 12.0
Head Height: 1.0
SKU: M8FRO-S-SBThread Size: M8Rivnut Body Length: 16.0Grip: 0.3 - 3.0
Hole Size: 11.0Rivnut Body Dia: 8.9Head Dia: 15.0
Head Height: 1.5
SKU: M10FRO-S-SBThread Size: M10Rivnut Body Length: 19.5Grip: 0.3 - 3.0
Hole Size: 12.0Rivnut Body Dia: 11.9Head Dia: 16.0
Head Height: 2.0

The flat head open Rivnut is the most common out of the rivnut range, these are designed as a internal thread for blind holes so a bolt or machine screw can be inserted. Once drilled a hole and inserted into the job you will need to use a rivnut tool to crimp and create a bulge behind the material, this will allow the rivnut to grip tight into the job so the bolt can be secured.

Advantages of using a rivnut;

Can be used in blind holes.

Strong.

Saves Tapping and Drilling holes for threads.

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