2017 China New Design CUSTOMIZATION Supply to California

According to the customers’ demand.

Rivet nut/rivnut/threaded insert made of steel for size 10 hole in sheet metal installation with no special tools. Cost about $7 for an 8 hardness 10-24 1&1/2 inch bolt and lock washer, a cheap stainless steel 10-24 nut, plus a simple inexpensive hex key that I already had. Hope this saves you some time, I’ve seen many useful youtube how to videos and wanted to give something back. The only place I could find the bolt of this size and 8 hardness was Lowe’s ($1.19 for a packet of 2), regular cheaper bolts just sheared in two. Home Depot had the 8 hardness yellow lock washers ($1.29 for 5) which could be used for multiple inserts, the usual cheap lock washers last for only 1 insert installation. Menards was the only store near me that had the steel inserts ($4 for a package of 21), they are located in the pop rivet section, not with the nuts and bolts – but these are threaded and much nicer than pop rivets!

J.H. Benedict tool makers machined a cylindrical coil die, mounted it to a lathe and formed a piece of stainless steel tubing. This work is a testament to the know-how and ingenuity of these skilled tradesmen. Not only did they come up with the plan, they executed it. A plan that included changing the gearing on the lathe to accommodate the coil pitch. This is both skill and art for those who can appreciate it. Enjoy.