Self-Clinching Nut, Stainless Steel CLS Series, M5 Thread - FastenTech

A self-clinching nut (also known as a riveting nut or self-locking nut) is a specialized type of nut used in thin plates or sheet metal components. It features a cylindrical shape with knurled teeth and guide grooves on one end. The core principle of its function involves pressing the knurled teeth into a pre-punched hole in the sheet metal. Under applied pressure, the teeth embed into the material, causing plastic deformation around the hole and filling the guide grooves, thereby achieving a secure locking effect.

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Self-clinching nuts are categorized by material into the following series:
S Series (Free-Cutting Steel)
CLS Series (Stainless Steel)
SP Series (Ferritic Stainless Steel)
CLA Series (Aluminum)

Self-Clinching Nut, Stainless Steel CLS Series, M5 Thread - FastenTech

Securing components onto thin plates or sheet metal:
With their unique knurled tooth design, self-clinching nuts can be firmly installed into pre-punched holes in thin plates or sheet metal, enabling reliable fastening of parts.

Use in chassis, enclosures, and the sheet metal industry:
As self-locking nuts, they are widely used in these fields for connecting and securing various components.

Applicable across various manufacturing and industrial applications:

Mechanical field: Used to secure components in machinery and equipment, ensuring stable operation.

Electronics field: In electronic devices, self-clinching nuts can fasten circuit boards, housings, and other parts, enhancing device stability and reliability