M8 Tee Nut 4 Pronged T-Nut for Table Legs Woodwork Holds Wood Cabinetry 10pcs

Key Features

• [Size] Thread Size M8; Flange Diameter 22mm / 0.87"; Barrel Outer Diameter 9.6mm / 0.38"; Height 11mm / 0.43"; Panel Thickness 1.5mm
• [Usage] Very suitable for solid wood products, plywood, particleboard, to play a very strong connection role. Commonly used in fixed cabinets, table and chair legs, leather bags, climbing wall installations, 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 [Size] Thread Size: M8; Flange Diameter: 22mm / 0.87"; Barrel Outer Diameter: 9.6mm / 0.38"; Height: 11mm / 0.43"; Panel Thickness: 1.5mm [Usage] Very suitable for solid wood products, plywood, particleboard, to play a very strong connection role. Commonly used in fixed cabinets, table and chair legs, leather bags, climbing wall installations, 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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