Rivet nut M 5 smooth PH - stainless steel

Profi side rivet nuts for rivet nuts / nuts Length: 200 mm For nuts M3, M4, M5, M6 For nuts: aluminum, copper, steel and stainless steel In : Rivet Adapters 4pcs Pliers Made of Cr-Mo, Carbon Steel and PVC How to rivet a nut in a sheet hole: 1) Drill a suitable hole - the diameter and the thickness of the sheet is shown on the rivet bag. 2) open the pliers of the pliers and screw the rivet on the thorn. nut (tongue collar) 3) Thread the nut on the mandrel into the hole, press it firmly and press the shoulder of the tongs. 4) Then open the arms and screw the thorn with the wheel you turn to the right. 5) Repeatedly press the arms of the pliers until the nut is firmly pushed. 6) open the shoulders and turn the knob to the left unscrew the thorn from the nut. Using the shortening, the extension of the cylindrical part of the pliers can be changed to a small extent by the transmission / control force. When nuts are riveted, it is necessary to clamp the nuts with a feel - threatening to pull the thread out of the nut or to tighten the threaded part of the mandrel or damage the lever mechanism of the pliers. General - When riving, it is necessary to think that the force mechanism of the tongs can not be pulled down - this can happen when the nut is completely nathleted = no longer irritating! If you drill the nuts in a place where it is not possible to verify that the nut is completely nozzle, or if you are starting and still not feeling, then we recommend first trying out what power is needed to tighten the nut or how many pliers it will take to completely nip sheet nuts. If these pliers are not available, you can buy the same Fortum pliers

Profi lever rivet nuts for rivet nuts / nuts Length: 330 mm For nuts M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10 For nuts: aluminum, copper, steel and stainless steel Including: 6-Pin Rivet Adapters Pliers Made of Cr-Mo, Carbon Steel, and PVC How to rivet a nut in a sheet hole: 1) Drill a suitable hole - the diameter and the thickness of the sheet is shown on the rivet bag. 2) open the pliers of the pliers and screw the rivet on the thorn. nut (tongue collar) 3) Thread the nut on the mandrel into the hole, press it firmly and press the shoulder of the tongs. 4) Then open the arms and screw the thorn with the wheel you turn to the right. 5) Repeatedly press the arms of the pliers until the nut is firmly pushed. 6) open the shoulders and turn the knob to the left unscrew the thorn from the nut. Using the shortening, the extension of the cylindrical part of the pliers can be changed to a small extent by the transmission / control force. When nuts are riveted, it is necessary to clamp the nuts with a feel - threatening to pull the thread out of the nut or to tighten the threaded part of the mandrel or damage the lever mechanism of the pliers. General - When riving, it is necessary to think that the force mechanism of the tongs can not be pulled down - this can happen when the nut is completely nathleted = no longer irritating! If you drill the nuts in a place where it is not possible to verify that the nut is completely nozzle, or if you are starting and still not feeling, then we recommend first trying out what power is needed to tighten the nut or how many pliers it will take to completely nip sheet nuts. If these pliers are not available, you can buy the same Fortum pliers