| Hexagonal Rivnut Nuts (Our Advanced) | Heavy machinery, automotive components | Galvanized coating (ASTM A153) ▲ 12mm thread depth (ISO 2320) ▲ 0.5mm wall thickness (EN 1662) ▲ | ▲ Superior corrosion resistance in harsh environments ▲ High load capacity due to deep threads and thick walls | Higher cost than base versions |
| Hexagonal Rivnut Nuts (Our Base) | General industrial assembly | Zinc-plated finish (ASTM B695) 10mm thread depth (ISO 2320) 0.4mm wall thickness (EN 1662) | Cost-effective alternative to premium fasteners Standardized for most applications | Limited corrosion resistance compared to advanced versions |
| Standard Hex Nuts (Industry Standard) | Light machinery, basic assembly | Uncoated steel (ASTM A563) 8mm thread depth (ISO 2320) 0.3mm wall thickness (EN 1662) | Widely available and affordable Compatible with most bolts | Prone to rust in humid environments Lower load capacity |
| Stainless Steel Hex Nuts (Competitor) | Marine, food processing equipment | 304 stainless steel (ASTM A182) 10mm thread depth (ISO 2320) 0.4mm wall thickness (EN 1662) | Excellent corrosion resistance in corrosive environments Hygienic surface | Lower tensile strength than steel nuts Higher cost than standard nuts |
| Rivet Nuts (Industry Standard) | Sheet metal, automotive panels | 10mm thread length (ISO 1619) 0.4mm wall thickness (EN 1662) No coating | Self-tapping design for blind applications No backing plate required | Lower load capacity than hex nuts Requires pre-drilling |
| Lock Nuts (Industry Standard) | Vibrating machinery, engines | Nylon insert (ASTM F447) 9mm thread depth (ISO 2320) 0.35mm wall thickness (EN 1662) | Prevents loosening under vibration Easy installation | Limited temperature tolerance (up to 100°C) Higher cost than standard nuts |