Nitovacia matica GESIPA M6x9x18 pre hrúbku plechu 3,0–5,5 mm, balenie 250 ks

Threaded blind rivet nut GESIPA M6x9x18 is designed to create durable internal M6 threads in thin sheet materials where access is available from one side only. These rivet nuts suit sheet thicknesses from 3.0 to 5.5 mm and are supplied in a pack of 250, providing a ready quantity for medium and large fastening tasks. The product is intended for use in metal fabrication, automotive repairs, HVAC installations and general assembly work requiring reliable, repeatable threaded inserts.

Advantages

GESIPA blind rivet nuts are manufactured to deliver consistent thread quality and secure clamping in thin-walled materials. The design ensures reliable load distribution and resistance to pull-out under normal installation torque for M6 fasteners. Supplied in a bulk pack of 250, the set reduces downtime caused by frequent reloading and supports batch production. The blind installation method allows insertion from one side, simplifying access in confined or assembled structures.

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How to use

Drill or punch a hole of the correct diameter for the rivet nut sleeve in the sheet material, clean the hole from burrs and position the rivet nut with its threaded end accessible for the mating fastener. Using a compatible blind rivet nut setting tool, mount the rivet nut on the mandrel, insert it into the prepared hole and operate the tool to compress and swage the sleeve until it clamps securely to the sheet. After setting, remove the tool and verify the insert is flush and the internal M6 thread is intact and free-running before fitting the mating bolt or screw.

Recommendations

Use the correct hole diameter and a setting tool rated for M6 blind rivet nuts to ensure proper swaging. For plated or painted assemblies, consider post-installation touch-up to maintain corrosion protection. Select compatible fastener length to engage the full thread depth without bottoming out. When working with softer materials, verify that the sheet thickness falls within the recommended 3.0–5.5 mm range to avoid pull-through or insufficient clamp.