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Blind rivets nuts&stud Fasteners for Sheet Metal
Blind Rivet Nuts and Studs
High-Performance Fasteners for Thin Sheet Metal and Plastic Applications
Blind rivet nuts and studs are widely used fastening solutions for sheet metal, thin-walled components, and plastic materials, especially in applications where access is available from one side only. These fasteners allow manufacturers to create strong, load-bearing threads without welding or tapping, making installation fast, clean, and cost-effective.
Our range of blind rivet nuts and studs is available in round, hexagonal, and square body styles, providing excellent anti-rotation performance and secure clamping. Multiple thread sizes, materials, surface finishes, and locking options are offered to meet the requirements of automotive, electronics, industrial equipment, and general manufacturing applications.
Designed for high pull-out strength, consistent installation quality, and long-term reliability, our blind rivet fasteners deliver dependable performance in both metal and plastic assemblies.



Setting Method
Recommended Spin-Pull-Spin Installation Process
We recommend using the spin-pull-spin installation method for blind rivet nuts and studs. In this process, the rivet nut or stud is first threaded onto the mandrel by rotation, then inserted into the prepared hole. The tool subsequently applies a pulling force without rotation to deform and set the rivet nut body securely against the base material. After the proper setting is achieved, the mandrel is unscrewed and removed.
This installation method ensures consistent setting quality, reliable clamping force, and optimal performance in sheet metal and thin material applications.
Setting Tools and Installation Recommendations
Our complete range of blind rivet nut and stud setting tools is available in our catalog and on our website's Tools section. These tools are designed to accommodate varying material thicknesses, ensuring consistent and reliable setting results across different applications.
For simultaneous installation of multiple blind rivet nuts, press-based setting methods may be used. However, we strongly recommend consulting our technical team in advance to ensure proper tooling selection and process control.Mechanical screwdrivers or spanners are not recommended for blind riveting, as they may damage the internal thread surface and negatively affect the strength and reliability of the final connection.
Mechanical screwdrivers or spanners are not recommended for blind riveting, as they may damage the internal thread surface and negatively affect the strength and reliability of the final connection.
Before starting a series or mass production, we recommend performing a trial assembly to verify the settings and ensure optimal fastening performance.
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Versatile Threaded Fastening for Thin-Walled Components
Blind rivet nuts and studs are among the most versatile fastening solutions for creating load-bearing internal or external threads in thin-walled workpieces. They can be installed in metal, plastic, and even ceramic components, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.
Thanks to the blind (one-sided) installation method, Juxin blind rivet nuts and studs are often the only practical fastening solution for hollow sections, enclosures, housings, and applications with limited access on one side of the component.
No additional finishing operations are required after installation, even on coated or painted parts. This allows blind rivet nuts and studs to be installed at any stage of the production process, offering exceptional flexibility in manufacturing and assembly.
Unlike welded captive nuts, Juxin blind rivet nuts and studs do not expose components to high temperatures, eliminating heat-related distortion, surface damage, and metallurgical changes. The installation process is safe and clean, producing no fumes or gases and posing no fire risk.
With short installation times and low tooling costs, Juxin blind rivet nuts and studs provide clear economic advantages over alternative fastening methods. No heavy presses or complex tooling systems are required, reducing both setup time and production costs.
Juxin blind rivet nut and stud connections can be installed, removed, and reinstalled repeatedly without loss of performance. For manufacturers seeking to supply components with pre-installed threaded connections, Juxin blind rivet nuts and studs deliver reliable performance with minimal risk.

Flat Head
The part of the blind rivet nut in contact with the workpiece's top surface.
Body
The part of the blind rivet nut below thehead.

Clamp thickness
The total thickness of the material made up of layers from one or more workpieces into which the blind rivet nut is installed.
Grip range
The thickness of the material must be between the minimum and the maximum values for which the blind rivet nut was designed (the grip range).

Hole dimensions
Given as diameter d for cylindrical holes, and the across the flats dimension h for hexagonal holes

Blind rivet nut materials:
Blind rivet nuts are manufactured from Steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. The materials we use have good deformability properties and high resistance to turning in the upset area. Standard stainless steel blind rivet nuts and studs are made from A1 or A2 austenitic steel containing 18% chromium and 10% nickel. Each material has its advantages: Steel = suitable for general use, Aluminium = low weight and corrosion resistance, Stainless steel = resistant to corrosion and temperature.

Mandrel and nosepiece
Mandrel: The threaded stud onto which the blind rivet nut is completely threaded.
Nosepiece: The part of the setting tool that is in contact with the blind rivet nut head during the setting process.

Flat head full hexagonal rivet nuts
This versatile head type is the one most commonly used in the industry. The arrow and V should point at the line between B and A, not at the gap created by deep-drawing.The idea is to demonstrate that the gap between B and A can be reduced to zero by deep-drawing.

Extra-small countersunk head rivet nuts
This head type is used where the gap V is required to be small or zero. V can be reduced to zero by: using a collar to punch a slight depression in the parent material A, or by a slight countersinking of A. With malleable material, the gap V is automatically eliminated.

Extra-small countersunk heads are an improved alternative to standard countersunk heads, as they do not require a countersunk hole. However, they should not be used if: the hole is out of tolerance, the parent material is malleable (as this could cause the head to pull through), or the screw exerts a lateral moment on the blind rivet nut.
Blind rivet nuts with extra-small countersunk heads are installed using setting tools with standard nosepieces.

Countersunk head rivet nuts
Countersunk heads generally require countersinking of the parent material. Therefore, a countersunk head is used when the gap V must be negligible, but an extra-small countersunk head cannot be used. We recommend that the countersinking (f) be made slightly shallower than the countersunk head so that the head projects slightly beyond the surface of the supporting part A and thus makes as much contact as possible with the attached part B (V > 0) (detailed information on dimension (f) can be found on pages 94and 104).
Surface Treatment Options
Standard steel blind rivet nuts and studs are supplied with a zinc-plated surface treatment. The standard finish is 8 μm zinc plating, available in yellow passivation or RoHS-compliant blue-white zinc, providing reliable corrosion protection for general industrial applications.
For automotive and high-corrosion environments, zinc-nickel alloy surface treatments are available in accordance with automotive industry standards, offering 720 to 1,000 hours of neutral salt spray resistance (NSS).
We would like additional surface finishes and coatings to meet specific performance and durability requirements.
Selecting the material
Standard is supplied in steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. The choice of material depends on the strength of the blind rivet nut and stud (see table page 89) and the required corrosion resistance of the completed end product. Our standard stainless steel products are suitable for use in the food and beverage industries. We would be pleased to provide you with further information on stainless steel or brass blind rivet nuts or about corrosion resistance.
Advice for optimum assembly
For the installation of large numbers of, and in particular when using stainless steel components, to obtain the best connection every time, we recommend that the mandrel be lubricated before installation starts and after that at regular intervals
Advantages of Blind Rivet Nuts
Blind rivet nuts offer a fast, reliable, and cost-effective fastening solution for creating high-strength threaded connections in thin materials. Compared with welded nuts, self-tapping nuts, and conventional nut-and-bolt assemblies, blind rivet nuts deliver superior performance, flexibility, and installation efficiency.
High Strength and Reliable Performance
Blind rivet nuts provide strong load-bearing capacity, excellent tensile and torque resistance, and effective anti-rotation performance. Once installed, they form tight and durable internal threads without damaging the base material, surface coating, or plating. High-corrosion-resistance options, including automotive-grade surface treatments, ensure long-term reliability in demanding environments.
One-Sided Installation for Complex Assemblies
The blind (one-sided) installation process makes blind rivet nuts the ideal solution for frames, enclosures, tubes, profiles, and hollow sections, especially where access is limited to one side. They are also suitable for airtight or sealed assemblies where welding or tapping is not feasible.
Superior Alternative to Traditional Fasteners
In many applications, blind rivet nuts outperform welded nuts, self-tapping fasteners, and conventional nuts and bolts. They eliminate heat input, prevent material distortion, and avoid thread damage, resulting in higher and more consistent connection quality.
Clear Economic Advantages
With low unit cost, minimal tooling requirements, and fast installation, blind rivet nuts reduce labor, equipment, and energy costs. By replacing welding, clamping, or complex fastening processes, they enable manufacturers to increase output and optimize resource utilization, delivering clear and measurable economic benefits.
Clean Appearance and Design Flexibility
Installed by a cold-forming process, blind rivet nuts create a flat, clean, and visually appealing surface with minimal deformation of the workpiece. Their compact structure and wide range of body styles make them especially suitable for sheet metal fabrication and visible components. A full range of sizes and specifications is available, with custom solutions on request.
5. Fast Installation and High Production Efficiency
Blind rivet nuts can be installed quickly using manual, pneumatic, or hydraulic setting tools, often in a single operation. This efficient and straightforward process significantly reduces assembly time and improves overall production efficiency.
Blind Rivet Nuts Product Characteristics
This blind rivet nut is designed to provide exceptional anti-rotation performance in flat-sheet metal applications. It does not require countersunk holes, allowing for minimum edge distances and flexible design integration.
When the base material's strength is limited, the rivet nut’s mechanical deformation during installation automatically eliminates clearance, ensuring a tight, secure fit. The combination of an external hexagonal body and a punched internal anti-rotation feature effectively prevents rotation during bolt installation, even under high torque.
Product Advantages
Lightweight and durable design with excellent corrosion resistance
Available in a full range of standard sizes, with custom specifications on requestSingle-sided installation, ideal for frames, housings, tubes, profiles, and closed or hollow assemblies
Single-sided installation, ideal for frames, housings, tubes, profiles, and closed or hollow assemblies
High torque resistance and secure anti-rotation performance after installation
Purely mechanical fastening process with minimal workpiece deformation
No damage to surface coatings or plated finishes
Fast, low-cost installation with high production efficiency
Reusable threaded connection without loss of performance
Installation Method
The blind rivet nut is installed into a pre-punched or drilled hole using the recommended setting tool. A controlled tensile force is applied according to the specified installation parameters, forming the rivet nut securely against the base material and locking it in place.
Applications
Blind rivet nuts and self-clinching (press) nuts are two common types of fasteners used for creating strong threaded connections in sheet metal and thin materials. Understanding the differences is essential for selecting the right solution for your application.





How to Distinguish Between Blind Rivet Nuts and Self-Clinching Nuts
Blind rivet nuts and self-clinching (press) nuts are two common types of fasteners used for creating strong threaded connections in sheet metal and thin materials. Understanding the differences is essential for selecting the right solution for your application.
Blind Rivet Nuts
Blind rivet nuts, also known as pull rivet nuts or threaded inserts, are designed for single-sided installation. They are widely used in automotive, aerospace, railway, refrigeration, elevator, switch, instrument, furniture, and light-industrial assemblies.
Key features include:
Do not require welding or tapping of internal threads.
Ideal for metal sheets, tubes, and hollow sections
Provide strong, reliable threads without damaging the base materialEasy and fast installation with consistent performance
Blind rivet nuts were developed to overcome the limitations of traditional welded nuts, such as thread slippage or heat damage, and are suitable for various metals and lightweight assemblies.
Self-Clinching Nuts
Self-clinching nuts, also called press-fit nuts, are installed using column or sheet metal pressing, which plastically deforms the base material to lock the nut in place. They require:
The base material should be softer than the nut for proper deformation and secure fastening
Careful consideration of material hardness, especially with stainless steel or high-carbon steel, which may need special-strength nuts or additional welding
Key considerations:
Not ideal for stainless steel plates due to high hardness and crimping difficulty
Installation may be less secure if the material properties are not suitable.
Commonly used in low-carbon steel, aluminum, and copper sheet applications
Key Differences
Feature
Installation
Material Suitability
Thread Creation
Stainless Steel Use
Welding Requirement
Blind Rivet Nut
Single-sided
Metal, plastic, hollow sections
Internal threads formed during installation
Suitable
Not needed
Self-Clinching Nut
Requires base material deformation
Softer metals (low-carbon steel, aluminum, copper)
Nut locked mechanically in base material
Not recommended without special preparation
Sometimes needed for reliability
Blind Rivet Nut Strength Testing Method
The following procedure outlines the standard method for testing the mechanical strength and torque performance of blind rivet nuts. Adhering to these steps ensures reliable, repeatable results and verifies compliance with product specifications.
01
Threaded Mandrel Load Test
Screw the blind rivet nut onto the threaded mandrel.
Apply a static load for 15 seconds.
Check that no fracture occurs. If the nut withstands the load, release the force and remove the nut.
During the test, the mandrel should be advanced at a controlled speed, not exceeding 3 mm/min.
If the mandrel or threads are damaged during testing, the results are invalid.
02
Ultimate Load Test
Screw the blind rivet nut onto the threaded mandrel.
Gradually increase the load until the nut fails.
Please make sure that failure does not occur at the junction between the head and cylindrical body.
Maintain a slow, consistent mandrel movement, up to 3 mm/min.
Any damage to the mandrel invalidates the test.
03
Riveted Plate Load Test
Rivet the blind rivet nut into a test plate according to the product’s recommended dimensions (thickness H and hole diameter D₀ or S₀).
Insert the test bolt without lubrication.
Apply axial pressure until the nut cracks or fails.
Ensure that the torque measurement error does not exceed the rated tolerance of the testing tool.
04
Torque and Anti-Rotation Test
Rivet the blind rivet nut into the test plate and tighten the test bolt without lubrication.
Apply torque until relative rotation occurs between the nut and the plate.
Ensure that the torque tester or tool has a measurement error within specified limits (h and d₀).
This testing method confirms the load-bearing capacity, torsional resistance, and secure-thread performance of blind rivet nuts, ensuring reliable application in sheet metal, tubing, and hollow-section assemblies.
Steel Blind rivet nuts
Steel Flat Head Open-End Round Body Blind Rivet Nut
Material: Steel
Surface Finish: RoHS Blue-White Zinc / RoHS Blue Zinc
Grip Range: 0.5–6.0 mm
What are blind rivet nuts?
Blind rivet nuts, also known as pull rivet nuts or threaded inserts, are versatile fasteners designed to create strong, load-bearing threads in sheet metal, tubes, and thin-walled components. They were developed to overcome the limitations of welded nuts, such as heat distortion, thread slippage, and difficulty in thin materials.
Key Advantages
Single-sided installation: Ideal for applications where access to the back side is restricted.
High efficiency and reliability: Provides secure threads without welding or tapping.
Wide material and thickness compatibility: Suitable for plates and tubes from 0.5 mm to 6 mm.
Compact and space-saving: Can be installed in narrow or confined spaces, unlike press-in or welded nuts.
Clean and aesthetically pleasing: Produces minimal deformation, quiet installation, and smooth surface finish.
Waterproof sealing option: After installation, the threads can provide water-resistant properties, suitable for assemblies requiring sealing.
Applications
Blind rivet nuts are widely used in automotive, aerospace, railway, shipbuilding, air conditioning, elevator, instrumentation, furniture, and general industrial assembly. They are especially suited for sheet-metal enclosures, thin-walled components, cabinets, and hollow sections, providing strong, reliable threaded connections even in difficult-to-access or waterproof applications.
Installation
Installation can be performed quickly and efficiently using manual or pneumatic pull rivet tools, replacing traditional welding or press-in methods, and improving both production efficiency and connection reliability.
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