Stainless steel rivet nuts are not only the fixing method of stainless steel rivet nuts, but also need professional manual or pneumatic stainless steel rivet nuts. Of course, there are also electric stainless steel rivet nut guns. However, although the electric stainless steel rivet nut guns are convenient to carry, they have small tension and unstable use. As professional stainless steel rivet nut manufacturers and excellent pneumatic stainless steel rivet nut suppliers, Dongguan Aotian Precision Hardware sincerely suggests that customers choose pneumatic hydraulic stainless steel rivet nuts because of its stable performance, large tension, and long time use. The hole sizes of M3-M12 hexagonal stainless steel rivet nuts are respectively 5mm, 6mm and 7mm, The bottom hole size of M6 hexagon stainless steel rivet nut is 9mm, that of M8 hexagon stainless steel rivet nut is 11mm, that of M10 hexagon stainless steel rivet nut is 13mm, and that of M12 hexagon stainless steel rivet nut is 15mm. Among them, M6 hexagon stainless steel rivet nut has a hole of 9.8mm, and that of stainless steel rivet nut is hexagonal. The bottom hole size refers to the hexagonal opposite side of hexagon stainless steel rivet nut.

1. Riveting between stainless steel rivet nuts and sheet metal parts: the principle is to press the preset hole position of sheet metal through the embossing teeth. Generally, the hole diameter of the preset hole is slightly smaller than the embossing teeth of the rivet nuts. The embossing teeth of the rivet nuts are squeezed into the plate through the pressure, causing plastic deformation around the hole, and the deformed objects are squeezed into the guide groove, resulting in a locking effect.

2. The stainless steel rivet nuts can be divided into: quick cutting stainless steel rivet nuts S type, stainless steel rivet nuts CLS type, stainless steel rivet nuts SP type and copper and aluminum rivet nuts CLA type, which should be used in different environments. The specifications are usually from M2 to M12. There is no unified national standard for rivet nuts, which are commonly used in chassis, cabinet and sheet metal industry.