400 Series Stainless Floating Long Clinching Nut

Even though this 400 series stainless floating long clinching nut is naturally rust-resistant, you can do surface treatments to make it work better or look different. The standard finish is usually passivation,that’s a process to remove any free iron and boost its corrosion resistance.

There are other surface treatments available, such as zinc-nickel plating for extremely harsh environments, or the addition of specific coatings. Stainless steel itself prevents rust, and surface treatments are just extra measures taken to extend the life of the nut in harsh conditions or for aesthetic reasons.

Size:

These 400 series stainless floating long clinching nut come in different thread sizes,stuff like M3, M4, M5, M6, M8 metric, or #6-32, #8-32, #10-24, 1/4"-20 imperial. The clinching length on the floating long clinching nut-400 series stainless needs to match up with your material thickness, which is usually between about 0.8mm and 3.0mm. The cage part,its diameter and height,just follow the usual sizes for whichever nut you pick.

When you're choosing a 400 stainless floating long clinching nut, here's what to check: the min and max sheet thickness it works with, how hard you gotta press it in (the force), and how strong it is against pulling out or twisting (pull-out/torsion strength). So basically, pick the thread size you need and make sure the clinching length fits your material thickness. The cage sizes are standard, so your tools should work, but always double-check that force number and the strength specs for your specific job.

Material Certification:

Q:Can you provide material certification for long floating rivet nuts that meets industry compliance standards?

A:Yep, we provide complete Material Test Reports (MTRs) for this 400 series stainless floating long clinching nut. These reports show it meets standards like ASTM A276/A479 for 304/316 steel.

The MTRs track and verify the stainless steel’s chemical makeup, mechanical strength, and rust resistance. That’s important for critical projects that need paperwork to prove the material is up to snuff. So if you need documentation for quality control or regulatory stuff, we’ve got you covered with these detailed reports.