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Installation Diagrams

Rivetnuts

Steps to setting Rivetnuts

This diagram shows the four steps required for the successful installation of Rivetnuts

Rivets

Steps to Setting Rivets

 This diagram shows the three steps required for the successful installation or Rivets 

Wedge Lock® Washer

Installation

  • To install the TEC Series washer, place the preassembled pair between the nut and/or bolt and the joint material.
  • As the nut or bolt is tightened, one half of the washer pair will be seated to the joint material and the other half will be seated to the nut or bolt.
  • Tighten joints with TEC Series washers using standard tools. Retightening is not needed.
  • The use of lubricants is highly recommended when installing TEC Series washers. A high-quality lubricant designed to prevent seizing will reduce friction during installation and improve the consistency of clamp load in joints.
  • When installing TEC Series washers in a common application, expect an increase in required torque over recommended installation torque to achieve proper clamp load and maximum joint safety. See Torque Guidelines for more information.

Self Clinch Blind Nuts

Steps to setting Self Clinch Blind Nuts

This Diagram shows the steps required to successfully install Self Clinch Blind Nuts

Self Clinch Range

Steps to Setting Self Clinch Nuts, Studs and Standoff’s 

The three diagrams opposite show the steps to installation and how they are fixed in place, then what happens to the host metal that is holding the Self Clinch parts

Weld Studs

Steps to installing CD Weld Studs

This diagrams shows the steps to installing Weld Studs and what happens during the installation to make them work and leave them fixed straight

Brass Plastic Thread Inserts

3 Step Installation Guide

The Diagram Opposite shows the 3 step process to installing Brass Thread inserts for plastic push in type

Step 1 - Drill pilot hole as per data sheet

Step 2 - Push the insert into the hole, as

you can see in the diagram this is a bottom expansion thread insert with no head, this shows how the insert squeezes together at this point to go in the hole.

Step 3 - The screw has now been inserted

into the thread insert and the bottom has now been expanded back out forcing the serrated grip of the insert in the plastic, it has now gripped into the plastic and will not turn, forming a tight installation.

Rubber Nuts

Steps to installing Rubber Nuts

The diagram opposite shows how to install a
Rubber Nut, there is no tool required except to turn the screw or bolt that you are using.
As Rubber Nuts have no memory, when you remove the screw or bolt, the Rubber Nut takes back it original unused shape.

Rivet Bolt

Steps to installing Rivet Bolts / Studs

The diagram opposite shows the installation of a Rivet Bolt or Rivet Stud as they are also known.
You can see from the top as the part is installed to the bottom where it is finished

Self Tapping Thread Inserts

Steps to installing Self Tapping Thread Inserts

The diagram opposite shows the steps required to install a self tapping thread insert.
It shows how to do it using a manual tool and a drill.

Wire Thread Inserts

Steps to installing Wire Thread Inserts

The Diagram opposite shows the steps required to installing Wire Thread Inserts

T-Head Bolts

Example of how a T-Head bolt is used

The diagram opposite shows an example of where a T-Head Bolt would be used.

The Head Would be installed in the channel with the head gripping the tube return allowing the nut to be tightened to hold the assembly in place.

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