🔩50-Piece Rivet Nut Installation Kit – Threaded Insert Tool Set for Metal Repair
🔩50-Piece Rivet Nut Installation Kit – Threaded Insert Tool Set for Metal Repair
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🔩50-Piece Rivet Nut Installation Kit – Threaded Insert Tool Set for Metal Repair
Turn A Plain Hole Into A Threaded Mount.
Add a fixed internal thread to suitable thin metal, brackets and panels — without needing a loose nut behind the workpiece.
Thin Metal Can Turn One Simple Bolt Into A Bigger Repair.
Some panels are too thin for useful conventional tapping. Other jobs leave you with a worn-out mounting hole — or a backside you simply cannot reach with a loose nut.
A rivet nut creates a fixed internal thread directly in the workpiece, giving the bolt a dedicated place to fasten.
Add a threaded mounting point where the material may not be suitable for conventional tapping.
Create a fastening point in a properly prepared hole.
Rivet nuts can be installed from the accessible side of suitable workpieces.
Compress The Insert. Keep The Threads.
The rivet nut sits inside a correctly sized opening. As the installation tool pulls and tightens it, part of the insert deforms against the workpiece.
Once properly set, the insert stays in place and leaves an internal threaded connection for a matching bolt.
Create a threaded receiving point for a matching fastener.
The insert compresses against the material during proper installation.
The bolt can be removed while the installed threaded insert remains in the panel.
Prepare. Position. Set The Insert.
Good results start with matching the insert, tool and hole correctly before applying installation force.
Drill or prepare the correct opening for the rivet nut being installed.
Thread the rivet nut onto the matching installation component and place it into the hole.
Operate the tool correctly to compress the insert against the workpiece.
When There’s No Room For A Nut Behind The Panel.
Traditional nut-and-bolt fastening often means holding hardware on both sides. That is not always practical inside enclosed panels, brackets or bodywork.
A properly selected rivet nut lets you create a threaded fixing point from the accessible face of the workpiece.
One Small Threaded Insert Can Solve A Lot Of Different Mounting Problems.
Keep the kit nearby for suitable jobs where you need to add a removable threaded fastening point to metal.
Useful for appropriate vehicle panels, brackets and fabrication work.
Add threaded mounting points to suitable custom metal components.
Create mounting points for compatible fixtures, panels and equipment components.
Keep threaded insert hardware ready for home and garage builds.
Different Jobs Need Different Inserts.
The kit includes an assortment of threaded rivet nuts and matching installation components, helping you keep several options together for different repair and fabrication jobs.
Before each installation, match the rivet nut, mandrel, fastener thread and hole diameter.
Keep The Small Parts Together Before You Need Them.
Rivet nuts, adapters and driver components are easy to lose when they are scattered around a toolbox.
The compartment-style case keeps the assortment together, making it easier to see what is available before starting the next job.
A Better Way To Add Threads Where Metal Doesn’t Already Have Them.
Install a suitable rivet nut to create a threaded point for a matching removable bolt.
One of the key advantages of rivet nuts is that suitable installations can be performed from the accessible side.
An assorted kit keeps threaded inserts and installation components organized for different suitable jobs.
What’s In The Setup.
Before You Set The First Insert.
What does a rivet nut actually do?
Why use one instead of tapping the metal directly?
Do I need access to the back of the panel?
Can I use this for automotive work?
Does this completely replace welding?
How do I choose the correct insert?
Don’t Let One Missing Thread Turn Into A Bigger Repair.
Keep a compact rivet nut kit ready for suitable thin-metal panels, brackets, fabrication projects and the next mounting point that needs a real threaded connection.
Add The Rivet Nut Kit To Your Toolbox →
