41 05 503 Installation Solution For Straight Shank/Hexagon Rivet Nut
Protection measures!
- Wear protective goggles
- Wear protective gloves
Straight shank rivet nut:
IMPORTANT:
Risk of damage!
Failure to comply with these instructions may result in the drill bit slipping and causing significant paintwork damage.
- Mark position of bore and then punch-mark componentIMPORTANT: If the determined drill bit diameter is not observed:
- the knurling on the straight shank rivet nut is rendered useless
- the component will be damaged when the straight shank rivet nut is inserted
Determining suitable drill bit:
Depending on the rivet nut shank diameter, the next drill bit diameter higher (5/10 step) can be used.
E.g. with a shank diameter of 10.1 mm, the 10.5 mm drill bit can be used. The 11.0 mm drill bit must not be used.
- Drill bore with determined drill bit and deburr, pilot-drill with a smaller drill bit if necessary
- Clean component, eliminate paintwork damage if necessary
IMPORTANT: To avoid corrosion, stop chips/swarf by means of cavity sealing.
- Preserving cavityIMPORTANT: Follow manufacturer's operating instructions.
Make sure straight shank rivet nut correctly contacts component.
- Set straight shank rivet nut with hand rivet gunNOTE: According to the manufacturer, the pictured tool is suitable up to an M8 thread.
Hexagon rivet nut (up to M8 thread):
IMPORTANT:
Follow manufacturer's operating instructions.
Make sure hexagon rivet nut correctly contacts component.
- Set hexagon rivet nut with hand rivet gunNOTE: According to the manufacturer, the pictured tool is suitable up to an M8 thread.
Hexagon rivet nut (from M10 thread):
IMPORTANT:
Ensure correct screw length. The complete thread length of the rivet nut must be used for installation.
Make sure hexagon rivet nut correctly contacts component.
Replace screw after use.
- Insert screw (tensile strength min. 10.9) with body washer into hexagon rivet nut
- Insert hexagon rivet nut into pre-punched hexagon hole and install by turning screw
Notes on installation:
- Rivet nut is upset (screw very difficult to move).
- Rivet nut is contracted (screw comparatively easy to move).
- Rivet nut is pressed onto the component (screw slowly becomes difficult to move). Procedure is finished with the fitting of the relevant component and its tightening torque