This family of products with excellent reliability and workability provides rugged strength simply by making a pilot hole on sheet metal and inserting a fastener into the hole.
Made-to-order products which are inserted into stainless-steel sheets (SUS304 and others) and thin plates more than 0.3 mm thick are now attracting particular attention.
This highly reliable, widely-used common spacer provides easy insertion and ensures high strength.
This spacer can be inserted from above a plate. It has a suitable shape for a simple circuit board support.
These studs are easily mounted only by press-inserting into a thin plate. The backside of the plate is flat and the screw is inserted vertically.
This common-shape nut can be mounted on a thin plate where a screw cannot be inserted and also on aluminum and treated steel plates on which nut welding is difficult.
This hexagonal clinching nut is suitable for thin treated steel plates and aluminum plates. A pilot hole guide on a nut holds the nut stably and ensures easy mounting.
This non-penetrating nut has a sack-like form on the backside and is ideal for ensuring air tightness.
This thin stainless steel nut is easily mounted on a thin plate. It is inserted within the plate thickness and provides an even finish without bumps on either side of the plate.
This space-saving, stainless steel nut provides an even finish and is suitable for aluminum plates on which nut welding is difficult.
This nut is inserted into a printed circuit board and other flexible materials.
The spacer is inserted into a printed circuit board and plastic material.
This component has an internal nut which moves to correct misalignment during mounting.