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860pcs Rivet Nut Kit SAE UNC Assortment | Zinc Plated Carbon Steel Flat Head Insert Threaded Nuts 7 Sizes with Case for Auto Furniture & Industrial Projects
860pcs Rivet Nut Kit – SAE UNC Zinc Plated Carbon Steel, 7 Sizes with Case
Add strong, reliable threaded inserts to thin materials with this comprehensive 860-piece SAE UNC rivet nut assortment kit. Covering 7 standard thread sizes from #6-32 to 1/2"-13, these zinc-plated carbon steel flat head rivet nuts are ideal for automotive, furniture, and industrial applications where welding or tapping isn’t practical.
Thread Sizes Included (7 Sizes)
- #6-32
- #8-32
- #10-24
- 1/4"-20
- 5/16"-18
- 3/8"-16
- 1/2"-13
Key Features
- 860-piece bulk assortment – covers all common SAE UNC thread sizes
- Zinc plated finish for corrosion resistance
- Carbon steel construction for strong, durable threaded inserts
- Flat head design for flush, clean installation
- Organized storage case included for easy size identification and transport
- Suitable for thin sheet metal, aluminum, plastic, and composite materials
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Pieces | 860 |
| Thread Standard | SAE UNC |
| Thread Sizes | #6-32, #8-32, #10-24, 1/4"-20, 5/16"-18, 3/8"-16, 1/2"-13 |
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Head Type | Flat Head |
| Included | 860 Rivet Nuts + Storage Case |
| Application | Auto, Furniture, Industrial, Sheet Metal |
Use Scenarios
Essential for automotive technicians adding threaded inserts to body panels and brackets; furniture makers installing hardware in thin wood and MDF; fabricators working with sheet metal, aluminum, and composite panels; and industrial maintenance teams needing reliable threaded connections without welding or tapping. The organized case makes it easy to find the right size on the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it strong enough for the job?
The real numbers are in the specifications above. It's built for everyday jobs and the occasional stubborn one.
Does it need batteries, and are they included?
The listing states the type and whether they ship with it. Rechargeable options are noted there too.
Is it easy for a beginner to use?
Yes — the controls are straightforward and there's no special technique. Instructions cover everything.
How long does a charge or set of batteries last?
Runtime depends on the setting you use; typical figures are in the specs. Lower settings stretch it a long way.