Brief introduction of pressure riveting nut and its characteristics

Compression riveting nut is also called riveting nut, self-fastening nut, is a kind of nut applied to thin plate or sheet metal, the shape is round, one end has embossed teeth and guide groove. The principle is to press embossed teeth into the preset holes of the sheet metal. Generally, the aperture of the square preset holes is slightly smaller than the embossed teeth of the pressure riveting nut. The flower teeth of the pressure riveting nut are squeezed into the plate by pressure. The periphery of the hole is plastically deformed, and the deformed object is squeezed into the guide groove, thereby producing a locking effect. Pressure riveting nuts are divided into S type fast-cutting steel pressure riveting nuts, stainless steel pressure riveting nuts CLS type, stainless steel pressure riveting nuts SP type and copper and aluminum pressure riveting nuts CLA type. They should be used in different ring environments. . The specifications are usually from M2 to M12. There is no unified national standard for pressure riveting nuts, and they are often used in cabinets and sheet metal industries. (Guide: Compressive performance requirements of solar road studs)

Application advantages

　 　1. Keep the back of the board completely flat;

　　2, small and exquisite, suitable for all electronic or precision equipment;

　　3, high torque resistance;

　　4. Convenient equipment, just simple pressure riveting;

　　5. Serialization of specifications can meet various design requirements.

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