MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 931381 Tab Weld Nut #8-32 Steel 20 PK
Pack of 20 steel tab weld nuts with #8-32 threads for permanent mounting
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- #8-32 thread fits standard machine screws
- Tab design enables quick weld attachment
- Steel construction resists corrosion and wear
- 1/4 inch length suits thin-panel applications
- 20-piece pack covers multiple fastening jobs
Tab Weld Nut #8-32
This pack contains twenty steel tab weld nuts with a #8-32 thread size. They are designed for permanent attachment to metal surfaces through welding. The tabs provide a stable base that resists rotation during installation. Automotive repair shops and metal fabricators use them to create strong load-bearing threads on thin sheet metal.
Twenty-piece bulk pack
The quantity supplies enough fasteners for multiple welding jobs without reordering. Each nut arrives clean and ready for immediate use on the production line or in the field. Having a consistent supply reduces downtime during assembly or repair work. The pack size suits both professional workshops and serious hobbyists.
#8-32 thread specification
The unified coarse thread pitch determines compatibility with matching bolts or studs. Only hardware with the same #8-32 specification will engage correctly. Verifying the thread requirement before welding prevents costly rework. Buyers who need a different thread pitch or diameter must select another part number.
Highlights
- #8-32 thread fits standard machine screws
- Tab design enables quick weld attachment
- Steel construction resists corrosion and wear
- 1/4 inch length suits thin-panel applications
- 20-piece pack covers multiple fastening jobs
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Nuts |
Questions about this item
Will the #8-32 thread pitch on these tab weld nuts require any special taps or dies for future repairs?
The #8-32 thread is a standard coarse pitch, so common taps and dies found in most hardware stores will work for cleaning or chasing threads later.
What stops the weld bond from failing first when these nuts are under constant vibration or load?
The weld itself becomes the primary joint; if the weld penetration is sound, the steel nut body typically outlasts the surrounding panel before the threads strip.
Do the steel nuts or the surrounding metal get hot enough to weaken during extended welding or heavy daily use?
Normal welding heat is localised and brief; once cooled, the steel nuts handle operating temperatures typical for automotive or structural applications without annealing.
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