Rivetking .80C1IKFAP/P25 Aluminum Countersunk Rivet Nut 25pk

Product Description

The RIVETKING .80C1IKFAP/P25 is a standard aluminum rivet nut with a countersunk head profile, sold in a pack of 25. Rivet nuts, also called threaded inserts or nutserts, create a load-bearing threaded hole in thin sheet metal, tubing, or other base materials where access is limited to one side. This uncoated aluminum nut accepts a blind-side installation using a standard rivet nut setting tool. The grip range runs from 0.02 to 0.13 inches, making it suited for thin to moderate material stacks. The countersunk head sits flush with or below the work surface after installation, which is important in applications where a protruding flange would interfere with mating parts or finished assemblies.

These rivet nuts are used in sheet metal fabrication, light structural assemblies, electronics enclosures, automotive panels, and HVAC equipment housing. Any application requiring a flush fastening point in aluminum or thin steel sheet is a typical use case. The pack quantity of 25 suits small-batch production runs, service technicians replacing damaged threaded inserts in the field, or maintenance shops keeping a working inventory of common fastener sizes on hand.

Key Features

• Countersunk head profile installs flush with the work surface for a clean, low-profile finish
• Grip range of 0.02 to 0.13 inches accommodates a range of thin material thicknesses
• Aluminum construction offers corrosion resistance and light weight
• Uncoated finish is suitable for applications where paint, anodizing, or other post-processing will be applied
• Standard nut type is compatible with common rivet nut setting tools
• Pack of 25 supports small jobs and field service without over-ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style blind threaded insert for use in thin sheet metal, aluminum panel, and tubular assemblies requiring a one-sided threaded fastening point.

Installation Notes

Rivet nut installation is typically performed by fabricators, sheet metal mechanics, or maintenance technicians using a hand-operated or pneumatic rivet nut setting tool matched to the thread size and grip range of the insert. Always verify the base material thickness falls within the 0.02 to 0.13 inch grip range before setting the nut. Ensure the mandrel and nosepiece of the setting tool are rated for aluminum inserts to avoid galling or stripping during the pull stroke. Do not exceed the tool manufacturer's rated pull force, as over-setting can collapse the insert or damage the base material.