The closed end of the nut prevents contaminants from entering the threaded hole, providing a clean and secure fastening point.
The shank of the nut has an annular recess where the sheet metal material flows during installation, locking the nut in place.
The head of the nut provides a larger bearing surface to distribute the load and prevent the nut from pulling through the material.
Available in various thread sizes and lengths to accommodate different fastening requirements.
Materials
Steel: Commonly used for general applications due to its strength and durability.
Stainless Steel: Offers excellent corrosion resistance, suitable for harsh environments.
Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, ideal for applications where weight is a concern.
Applications
Electronics: Used in enclosures, circuit boards, and other components where a sealed, threaded connection is needed.
Automotive: Provides strong, sealed attachment points in vehicle body panels and interior components.
Aerospace: Used in aircraft construction for lightweight, sealed fastening solutions.
Telecommunications: Common in the assembly of equipment racks and enclosures.
Industrial Equipment: Used in machinery and equipment where a sealed, durable threaded connection is required.
