Clinching nut - Import export

The flush self-clinching nut is a fully concealed element. Indispensable when you want to have the sheet metal completely smooth, free of protrusions on both sides This self-clinching nut is part of our line of self-clinching inserts. All Clinch inserts are installed using a simple punch During installation process, the fastener is placed in an appropriately sized hole and then compressed by means of a punch, applyinng only sufficient pressure to squeeze the nut into the parent sheet. The sheet metal experiences plastic deformation and locks the fastener firmly to itself. After installation the hexagon head should be flush with the sheet and the spigot should not protrude through the opposite side. So the result is aesthetically perfect and hexagon head provides high tensile as well as torsional strength The nut can be mounted on already painted or treated sheet metal as it requires no further processing after installation

The self-clinching nut solves the problem of those who need a strong threaded hole on sheet metal or light alloy. It offers high resistance to both torsion and tension. The Clinch nut is the most viable, reliable, economical alternative to using the weld nut. It has the advantages of more secure attachment, known and controllable strength values, lower overall application cost due to the lack of production waste and the absence of further processing after installation. In addition, the application result from an aesthetic point of view is perfect This self-clinching nut is part of our line of self-clinching inserts. All Clinch inserts are installed using a simple punch During installation process, the fastener is placed in an appropriately sized hole and then compressed by means of a punch, applyinng only sufficient pressure to squeeze the nut serrations into the parent sheet. The sheet metal experiences plastic deformation and locks the fastener firmly to itself.

The floating self-clinching nut has the special feature of allowing couplings even when there is a misalignment in the holes of the coupled objects. It is degned in two different versions: with a normal threaded hole and with a self-locking threaded hole. The nut can float up to 0.4 mm from the center, in all directions. The maximum total movement is 0.8 mm This self-clinching nut is part of our line of self-clinching inserts. All Clinch inserts are installed using a simple punch During installation process, the fastener is placed in an appropriately sized hole and then compressed by means of a punch. The sheet metal experiences plastic deformation and locks the fastener firmly to itself. The nut is fully installed when the sheet sits flush with the anvil face. So the result is aesthetically perfect and provides high tensile as well as torsional strength

This self-clinching broaching nut for plastic materials is widely used in the electronics industry. It offers a threaded hole of high resistance to both torsion and tensile strength This self-clinching nut is part of our line of self-clinching inserts. All Clinch inserts are installed using a simple punch During installation process, the fastener is placed in an appropriately sized hole and then compressed by means of a punch. The parent material experiences plastic deformation and locks the fastener firmly to itself Standard material: Electro tin plated steel and stainless steel

With PIAS® pierce-clinch nuts (square) and RIVTEX® (ROUND) a non-detachable metal fastening can be created at optimum cost. The pierce-clinching technology is suitable for steel and aluminium sheets, causes very little cost for inspection and control, and allows several pierce-clinch screws to be processed in a single stroke. PIAS® and RIVTEX® pierce-clinch nuts offer the following advantages over welded nuts: corrosion-resistant no weld spatter on the thread no thermal weakening at the fastening position self-piercing higher torque requirements high process reliability in fully-automated processing flush-mounted processing processing can be manual, semi or fully automated self-locking thread possible

Manufacture by machining is battling against the rising cost of materials and long machining times. That's why many companies are finding our forming process for hollow parts of increasing interest. We have other forming options for machine-finishing in-house. Our cold-forming process is distinctive – including for thin-walled hollow parts because of: rolled (chip-free manufacture) external threads suitable surfaces for maximum corrosion requirements Some examples of Conform® hollow parts and nuts: sensor housing union nuts for hydraulic, brake and fuel lines clinch nuts