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NAS1329A08-120 Rivet Nut

Worked like a charm..

What else can I say. Rivnut that was the size I needed and worked well in my application.

Good quality rivnut with corrosion protection

Rivet nut works as designed. One will need to make a small tool to properly set them correctly. Easy enough to do. A simple solution to install threads in thin material, requiring a blind hole. Two thumbs up.

Your basic rivnut. When properly installed, does its job. Make sure to file a small notch in the receiving aluminum to avoid any turning during use.

These rivnuts were the perfect solution to replacing cherrymax rivets in a non structural application. Now removal of the panel is a much easier task than it would have been. They fit and pulled up great.

What can you say about Rivnuts? They work. They are easy to install and use. Even when installing a keyed rivnut I like to put some super glue on the shank and head just prior to installation, it makes for a much more sturdy and spin resistant nut installation. A great product.

Was backordered. Still delivered promptly. Thanks

Excellent solution to providing threaded nuts where regular nuts would be impossible or difficult to access

Perfect blind rivets for riveting structure where it bucking is not possible

Excellent product, fast service, reasonable shipping!

Just reordered stock. I was just about out. There were no issues with the original ones, so I dont expect any with these

The material purchased was as expected.... meets all my requirements

Just what I needed

good quality

Excellent quality. Worked perfectly for my project.

Works great for our students projects.

These little rivnuts make a great way to put threads in a hole. If youve got a #8 or #10 hole where a metal screw use to fit, but the hole has widened. Install these rivnuts and use a machined screw. Note you need a tool or bolt with nuts to install these. I used Keyless and worked fine.

Excellent product

You might want to put a 1/4 in inside lock washer on the backside of the panel before squeezing to help lock the rivet nut to the panel . Also an AN315 nut on the barrel of the tool to keep the aluminum threads from ripping out. Practice, practice, practice.