3/8"-16 T-nut 25pcs 304 Stainless Steel 4 Pronged Tee Nuts for Furniture Woodwork Cabinetry Threaded Insertion

Key Features

• Thread Size 3/8"-16; Height 13mm / 0.51"; Flange Diameter 25mm / 0.98"; Panel Thickness 1.7mm / 0.07"; Package Content 25pcs x Tee Nuts
• Usage Very suitable for solid wood products, plywood, and particleboard, to play a very strong connection role. Commonly used in fixed cabinets, table and chair legs, leather bags, etc.
• Advantages It is made of 304 stainless steel, precision threaded by machining, heat treatment strengthening process, passivation surface, corrosion resistance and high strength. The 4 anti-claws are deeply inserted into the locked object, which is not easy to loosen, supporting all your projects.
• How to use First make a hole according to the outer diameter of the rod, insert the outer rod of the pronged tee nut into the hole, hit the bottom of the nut flange with a hammer, let the 4 claws be inserted into the wood, and a stable and firm nut connection is realized.
• Note 1. Do not directly tap the thread to avoid making the thread unusable. 2. According to the size of the connected load, select the corresponding t-nut to match to avoid falling off due to excessive load.

Product Description

About this item Thread Size: 3/8"-16; Height: 13mm / 0.51"; Flange Diameter: 25mm / 0.98"; Panel Thickness: 1.7mm / 0.07";

Package Content

25pcs x Tee Nuts Usage: Very suitable for solid wood products, plywood, and particleboard, to play a very strong connection role. Commonly used in fixed cabinets, table and chair legs, leather bags, etc. Advantages: It is made of 304 stainless steel, precision threaded by machining, heat treatment strengthening process, passivation surface, corrosion resistance and high strength. The 4 anti-claws are deeply inserted into the locked object, which is not easy to loosen, supporting all your projects.

How to use

First make a hole according to the outer diameter of the rod, insert the outer rod of the pronged tee nut into the hole, hit the bottom of the nut flange with a hammer, let the 4 claws be inserted into the wood, and a stable and firm nut connection is realized.

Note

1. Do not directly tap the thread to avoid making the thread unusable. 2. According to the size of the connected load, select the corresponding t-nut to match to avoid falling off due to excessive load. ›

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