MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 69303 Blind Nut Insert #10-24 Aluminum 10 PK
Pack of 10 aluminum blind nut inserts with #10-24 threads for one-side anchoring
- TypeThreaded Inserts
- Installs from one side with blind rivet nut design
- #10-24 thread size fits matching fasteners
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion
- Ten inserts included for multiple applications
- Manufacturer part number 69303 for easy identification
Threaded Inserts for Blind Holes
These aluminum blind nut inserts install from one side of a workpiece, creating a #10-24 internal thread where rear access is impossible. The pack contains ten pieces for small-scale assembly or repair tasks.
Aluminum Rivet Nut Construction
The one-piece tubular rivet design anchors by expanding behind the panel when set with a suitable tool. Aluminum material resists corrosion and reduces weight compared to steel alternatives.
#10-24 Thread Size Compatibility
Each insert accepts a #10-24 machine screw, so match the fastener to this thread specification before purchase. Buyers needing a different thread pitch or diameter must select another part.
Highlights
- Installs from one side with blind rivet nut design
- #10-24 thread size fits matching fasteners
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion
- Ten inserts included for multiple applications
- Manufacturer part number 69303 for easy identification
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Threaded Inserts |
Questions about this item
What thread standard does the #10-24 blind nut insert use?
The insert uses a #10-24 thread standard, meaning a number 10 diameter with 24 threads per inch for machine screw compatibility.
What installation tool and hole size does this rivet nut require?
A rivet nut setter tool is required; the correct drill hole size matches the insert body diameter for a tight press fit before the tool pulls the mandrel to form the blind-side flange.
How is the blind nut insert installed, and what common error should be avoided?
Drill the correct hole, thread the insert onto the setter mandrel, insert into the hole, and squeeze the tool handles fully to collapse the body; the frequent error is stopping before the flange is fully formed, leaving the nut loose.
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