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๐Ÿ”ฅ Best Seller | Carbon steel rivet nut set (including M3โ€“M8 sizes)

๐Ÿ”ฅ Best Seller | Carbon steel rivet nut set (including M3โ€“M8 sizes)

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๐Ÿ”ฅ Best Seller | Carbon steel rivet nut set (including M3โ€“M8 sizes)

๐Ÿ”ฅ Best Seller | Carbon steel rivet nut set (including M3โ€“M8 sizes)

Regular price $36.99
Regular price $36.99 Sale price $73.98
SAVE 50% Sold out
M3โ€“M8 Sizes 5 metric sizes
50 Nuts Included Standard Kit
Manual or Drill Two ways to use
A Better Fix for Thin Metal

Threads Keep Stripping in Thin Metal?

Thin sheet metal and tubing often aren't thick enough to hold tapped threads securely. Tighten the bolt too much, and the threads can strip, spin, or pull out.

Rivet nuts create a secure threaded mounting point without relying on weak threads cut directly into thin metal.

The Result

Create Strong Threads Where You Need Them

Add a secure threaded mounting point to sheet metal, brackets, square tubing, racks, automotive panels, and other thin-metal projects.

Once the rivet nut is set, you can install, remove, and reinstall a bolt whenever needed.

  • No welding required
  • Works from one side of the material
  • Reusable threaded mounting point
  • Ideal for thin-metal projects
Simple Installation

Strong Threads in 3 Simple Steps

Choose the matching size, set the rivet nut, and you're ready to install your bolt.

1

Prepare the Hole

Drill the correct-size hole for the rivet nut you want to install.

2

Insert the Rivet Nut

Thread the rivet nut onto the matching tool head and place it into the hole.

3

Set It & Install

Tighten the tool until the rivet nut is securely seated, then remove the tool and install your bolt.

Always use the correct hole size and matching tool head for the rivet nut being installed.

How to install rivet nuts in thin metal
Two Ways to Work

Use It by Hand or With a Drill

Need more control in a tight space? Use a wrench and hex key for manual installation.

Working through several rivet nuts? Connect the hex drive to a compatible power drill to make repeated installations faster and easier.

Manual Control Useful for tighter spaces and controlled installation.
Drill-Assisted Useful when installing several rivet nuts in one project.

Power drill not included.

Rivet nut tool used manually and with a power drill
Garage to Workshop

Built for Repairs, Fabrication & DIY

Keep it in your toolbox for projects where ordinary tapped threads aren't practical or the metal is too thin to hold them securely.

Automotive panels
Metal brackets
Sheet-metal repairs
Square tubing
Racks & shelving
DIY fabrication
Rivet nut applications for automotive sheet metal racks tubing and DIY projects
One Organized Kit

5 Common Sizes โ€” M3 to M8

Cover a range of everyday fastening jobs without buying separate installation tools for each size.

M3 M4 M5 M6 M8

Standard Kit Includes:

  • 5 rivet nut tool heads
  • M3 / M4 / M5 / M6 / M8 sizes
  • 5 matching hex drive bits
  • 50 matching rivet nuts
  • 10 rivet nuts of each size
  • Compact storage case

Premium Kit includes additional rivet nuts. Check the kit selector above before ordering.

M3 M4 M5 M6 and M8 rivet nut tool kit with 50 rivet nuts
Made for the Job

High-Hardness Carbon Steel Tool Heads

The tool heads are made from high-hardness carbon steel with precision threads and a wear-resistant finish.

They're built to handle the torque required to set rivet nuts while staying compact enough to keep in your everyday toolbox.

High-hardness carbon steel rivet nut installation tool heads
Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are included?
The tool kit covers M3, M4, M5, M6, and M8 metric rivet nut sizes. The Standard Kit includes 10 matching rivet nuts of each size, for 50 rivet nuts total.
Do I need a power drill?
No. The tool can be operated manually. A compatible power drill can also be used when you want to speed up repeated installations.
Is the power drill included?
No. The power drill shown in product images is for demonstration purposes and is not included with the kit.
What can I use rivet nuts for?
Rivet nuts are commonly used to create threaded mounting points in thin sheet metal, brackets, tubing, racks, automotive panels, and other metal fabrication or repair projects.
Which kit should I choose?
Choose the Standard Kit if you want the tool plus 50 rivet nuts. Choose the larger kit if you expect to complete multiple projects and want additional rivet nuts. The refill option contains rivet nuts only and does not include the installation tool.

One Kit. More Ways to Get the Job Done.

From sheet-metal repairs to brackets, racks, tubing, and weekend fabrication projects, keep the right rivet nut size ready when you need a secure threaded mounting point.

Choose Your Kit Above
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