What is rivet nuts?

Rivet nuts also called rivnuts,threaded rivet nuts,pop nut . It is pressed into a pre-punched hole by means of mechanical or hydraulic pressure, during which the bottom part of the nut unfolds to create a firm fixed base, while the top part is internally threaded for screwing in bolts or screws.

Types of rivet nuts

The common types of rivets and nuts we use include cylindrical, hexagonal, semi hexagonal, blind and through holes, and petal shaped.

  • Flat-head type rivet nut
    Flat-head knurled rivet nut

    This type of rivnuts features a flat head and a round body, which can be either knurled or smooth. upon installation, it sits flush with the surface of the connected piece, presenting a relatively neat appearance.

  • Countersunk head rivet nut
    Countersunk head rivet nut

    This type of rivet nut has a conical head that, when installed, sinks into the surface of the connected piece. it is suitable for applications where a high degree of mounting surface flatness is required.

  • Hexagon head rivet nut
    Hexagon head rivet nut

    Its body is hexagonal or half hexagon, and when installed into a hexagonal hole, it can serve an anti-slip function.

  • Blind hole rivet nut
    Blind hole rivet nut

    Also known as Closed end blind rivet threaded inserts, it has a closed tail that can effectively prevent foreign objects from entering. It is suitable for situations where installation can only be done from one side.

  • Open end rivet nut
    Open end rivet nut

    Also called Open end rivet nuts, it has openings on both ends, suitable for connecting components that require penetration installation.

  • Jack Nut & Molly Nut
    Hollow petal shape Jack Nut

    Also called the molly nuts, It is a type of lightweight rivet nut that, once installed, expands into a petal shape to provide good pull-out resistance. Additionally, its small and unobtrusive head makes it suitable for applications where aesthetics are a concern.

Applications of T&Y rivet nuts

Our rivet nuts are widely used in automotive, aerospace, ship engineering and high precision machinery manufacturing because of their unique advantages, such as high strength, easy installation and repeated use. They not only improve the reliability of connectivity, but also reduce maintenance costs and improve operational efficiency by providing robust and cost-effective connectivity methods.

In addition, the diversified design of rivet nuts produced by T&Y can meet the needs of various industries, which makes them have great potential for development in industrial applications.

Applications of rivet nuts

Various parameters of our rivet nuts

Certification

Aluminum , carbon steel , Stainless Steel,  Copper,Brass
Metric  M3-M12, AISI Standard  #2-3/8-16
White Zinc, Yellow Zinc, Black Oxide
Bag/Carton/Pallet
How to install rivet nuts?

1.First, a hole must be drilled in the material, with a diameter slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the nut.

2.Insert the rivet nut into the hole and install it using a riveting machine or a blind rivet gun.

3.Check whether the nut is parallel to the surface and securely installed.

Can you provide a sample?

Sure, Our sample is provided free of charge, but not including courier fees.

How about rivnuts processing time ?

For Standard carbon steel rivet nuts ,we will ship in one month ,For stainless steel rivet nuts ,we will ship in 7-10 days, Special items per required

How to ensure that every process's quality?

Every process will be checked by our quality inspection department which insures every product’s quality. In the production of products, we will personally go to the factory to check the quality of products.

What is your payment method?

30% value of T/T in advance and other 70% balance on B/L copy.
For small order less than 1000USD, would suggest you pay 100% in advance to reduce the bank charges.

Where are your main customers from ?

Our mainly customers are from Eruope , South And North America , Southeast Asia

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