Self-Clinching Nuts

We stock several different types of self-clinching nuts.

Nut: Considered a standard self-clinching nut, this type of nut does not encapsulate your threads. Protrudes on one side of the sheet metal.
Miniature nut: This type of nut is used to place fasteners closer to the edge of a part. Protrudes on one side of the sheet metal.
Floating nut: A floating nut allows looser tolerance on hole placement because if they are not perfectly aligned, the thread can float over to receive the fastener. Protrudes on one side of the sheet metal.
Blind nut: A blind nut encapsulates your threads, typically to prevent any foreign material from entering inside. Protrudes on one side of the sheet metal.
Flush nut: This nut is installed flush with your sheet metal and does not protrude on either side of your case. A great replacement for a threaded hole.
Nylon insert nut: This type of nut contains a nylon inserted locking thread that increases friction with the screw to enable tighter locking. Protrudes on one side of the sheet metal.

The following table lists all of the Self-Clinching Nuts we work with. Use the drop-down menus to filter through the selections, including stock and non-stock options.

Non-stock fasteners must be ordered in a minimum quantity, and are subject to vendor availability and may extend manufacturing lead times.

Click on the Part Number to see more information about the fastener. To clear your filters, click the button labelled “Reset Filters.”