What is the clamping range of rivet nuts

The clamping range of a rivet nut, also known as the grip range, refers to the range of material thickness that a specific rivet nut can effectively accommodate and securely fasten. It is an essential consideration when choosing the right rivet nut for a particular application.

The clamping range is typically provided by the manufacturer as part of the rivet nut's specifications. It is usually represented as a minimum and maximum value, indicating the thinnest and thickest materials the rivet nut can reliably grip.

For example, if a rivet nut has a clamping range of 1mm to 5mm, it means that the rivet nut is designed to work optimally with materials that have a thickness between 1mm and 5mm.

Choosing the correct clamping range is crucial to ensure that the rivet nut can create a strong and secure threaded connection without damaging the material or being too loose. If the material thickness falls outside the recommended clamping range, the rivet nut might not work effectively, leading to potential issues with the fastening or structural integrity.

Before selecting a Blind Rivet Nuts for a specific application, it's essential to consider the material thickness and choose a rivet nut with a clamping range that matches the intended use case. If the material thickness is near the upper or lower limit of the clamping range, it is advisable to consult the guidelines or conduct testing to ensure the best fit and performance.

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