Rivet Nuts

Discover the power of rivet nuts, the ultimate solution for creating strong, reliable threads in thin materials. These threaded inserts are perfect for applications where traditional nuts and bolts just won't cut it. Whether you're working with metal, plastic, or composite materials, rivet nuts provide a secure fastening option that stands the test of time.

Our selection of rivet nuts includes a variety of sizes and materials, such as stainless steel and zinc-plated steel, ensuring you find the perfect match for your project. These versatile fasteners are ideal for automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications, offering a robust solution for your assembly needs.

Rivet nuts, also known as nutserts or rivnuts, are designed to be installed from one side of the workpiece, making them perfect for blind applications. This feature eliminates the need for access to the backside, saving time and effort during installation. With the right tools, such as rivet nut guns, installation becomes a breeze, ensuring a tight fit every time.

Our store offers a wide range of products to suit your needs, from low-profile options for tight spaces to heavy-duty variants for demanding applications. Each product is crafted with precision, ensuring durability and performance you can trust. Plus, enjoy competitive pricing and fast shipping, so your projects stay on track without breaking the bank.

Explore our collection today and experience the convenience and reliability of rivet nuts. With SafetyCulture Marketplace, your one-stop shop for all work gear and equipment needs, you can keep operations humming with ease.

What is a rivet nut used for?

Rivet nuts are used to create strong, reliable threads in thin materials where traditional nuts and bolts are not feasible. They are ideal for applications in automotive, aerospace, and industrial sectors.

What are the disadvantages of a rivnut?

One disadvantage of rivnuts is that they require specialized tools for installation. Additionally, if not installed correctly, they may spin in the hole, compromising the fastening.

What keeps a rivnut from spinning?

Proper installation with the correct tools ensures a rivnut is securely fastened, preventing it from spinning. The knurled body or serrated flange of the rivnut also helps grip the material, providing additional resistance to spinning.

What is an alternative to rivet nuts?

An alternative to rivet nuts is using self-tapping screws, which can create threads directly in the material without the need for a separate insert.