| Material | 1010 |
| Specification | On request |
| Surface treatment | According to the needs of the use scene treatment |
Pressure rivet nut is a kind of fastener. It is formed by cold heading with embossed teeth and guide grooves at the bottom. Through the press to press into the thin plate, embossed teeth bite plate, forming a solid connection. It has the characteristics of easy installation, firm and reliable, and can withstand certain tension and torque. Various specifications of these parts can be processed according to requirements.
| Material | 1010 |
| Specification | On request |
| Surface treatment | According to the needs of the use scene treatment |
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