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Self-clinching KAL-Nuts are a type of self-clinching nut that is designed to be used in thin sheet metal. The nut has a small, tapered head that allows it to be crimped into a hole that is slightly smaller than the head of the nut. This makes it possible to install the nut without distorting or damaging the sheet metal. Self-clinching KAL-Nuts are typically made of steel or stainless steel and are available in a variety of sizes and finishes.
Unit of Measure
Technical Specs
Item Description |
N/A Captive Nut, KAL-nut, Steel, Zinc, Metric, M6x1.0 x 2 |
Product Major Category |
N/A Fasteners (Self Clinching) |
Measurement |
N/A Metric |
Search Measurement |
N/A Metric |
Thread Size |
N/A M 6 x 1.00 |
B |
N/A 10.0 -0.20 |
Material |
N/A Steel |
Search Material |
N/A Steel |
Search Material - Sub |
N/A Steel, Heat Treated |
Finish |
N/A Zinc |
Length |
N/A TBD |
Product Category ID |
N/A PRODUCTS-FASTENERS-CLINCHFASTENER-NUTS |
A |
N/A 1.4 -0.005 |
D |
N/A 7.95 |
Product Minor Category |
N/A Nuts - Clinch |
Sheet Min |
N/A 1.4 |
Hole Diameter |
N/A 8.0 +0.003 |
H |
N/A 4 |
CL to Edge |
N/A 8 |
CRS Installation Force |
N/A 19.6 kN |
CRS Push Out |
N/A 1270 N |
CRS Torque Out |
N/A 11.76 N-m |
5052 H34 Aluminum Installation Force |
N/A 13.7 kN |
5052 H34 Aluminum Push Out |
N/A 880 N |
5052 H34 Aluminum Torque Out |
N/A 7.84 N-m |
Units and Tolerances |
N/A Specific units and tolerances are not displayed, but may be applicable for this product. For more information please call us or contact customer service. |
Product Selector |
N/A Nut / Hardened Steel & Heavy Duty |
Product Guide |
N/A Self-Clinching KAL-Nuts Guide |
About OneMonroe |
N/A VMI - Custom Manufacturing, Technical Guides - Quality - Company Overview |
Item Notes |
N/A Product image(s) are representational. Please see manufacturer specification or contact a Sales Engineer for more information. Prop 65 Warning: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. |
