Customer App
Rivet nut with small countersunk head Zinc-plated steel, blue passivated
Small countersunk head steel zinc plated open
NUT-RIV-CS-(ZN)-(0,3-1,5)-9,0X4,7-M3
ZEBRA
Register now and access more than 10,000 products
- Rivet nuts can be used as riveted and screwed connections. As a result, they offer both secure connections and the ability to easily mount additional components using conventional screws
- Installation from one side, making it suitable for closed profiles too
- Simple, fast and mostly automatic installation
- No countersinking of drill holes necessary
- Consistently high installation quality
- Anti-rotation connection with load-bearing thread
- Improved efficiency thanks to faster operation, secure connections and increased quality
The specified extraction values are guideline values, and the information may vary for this reason, depending on the workpiece, drilled hole tolerance and roughness of the surface.
Datasheets(X)
CAD data (available after login)
Especially suitable for achieving high turning resistance in soft materials, such as aluminium, wood, plastic etc.
 | |
Thread type x nominal diameter (D) | M3 |
Head diameter (d1) | 5.3 mm |
Outer diameter (d2) | 4.7 mm |
Length (l1) | 9 mm |
Head height (k1) | 0.40 mm |
Min./max. grip range (s1) | 0.3-1.5 mm |
Material | Steel |
Surface | Zinc plated |
RoHS-compliant | Yes |
Tensile fracture load | 4000 N |
Shear-fracture load | 1500 N |
Max. tightening torque | 1.2 Nm |
Drill hole diameter | 4.8 mm |
Head type | Small countersunk head |
Last viewed
Screw with flattened half round head and hexagon socket ISO 7380-1 A2-070 stainless steel, plain
System adapter plate
Hexagonal bolt with thread up to the head ISO 4017, steel 8.8, zinc-plated, blue passivated (A2K)
VKP® PLUS sealing tape
Fast-acting epoxy resin adhesive ESK-50
Pipe and fastening clamp Multifix
Zinc clip-on wheel weight For car aluminium rims
1/2 inch and 1/4 inch socket wrenches Assortment of 56 pieces
Flat blade fuse MICRO 2 Silver
Thread repair single set TIME-SERT® 14 pieces