Tinnerman No. | Screw Size | Part Number |
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A1787-8Z-1D | #8 | 04-00365 |
Snaps over edge of panels or into center hole locations. Holds itself in place for blind assembly. "Floats" free for easy hole alignment. |
HOW TO APPLY SPEED NUT FASTENERS | |||
FLAT TYPE | "U" TYPE | ||
Fastener is positioned over screw clearance hole with screw-engaging prongs pointing up or outward. Screw is started into nut by hand from the underside. | Push into position with thumb until extrusion on lower leg snaps into screw hole. The fastener "floats" in screw-receiving position to correct for normal misalignment in panel mounting holes. | ||
Screw can be power-driven into locked position (when base arch of fastener is flat) or a hand screw driver can be used. No wrench is required, finger pressure will prevent it from turning. | Place second panel in position and drive screw. Access to opposite side is unnecessary. Flush mounting can be made by embossing either panel. |
Perfect!
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good
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Quick Delivery, as described
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Works perfect on the front cowl.
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Look like a good match to the ones I already have.
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Perfect fit and replacement for my many rusted old ones.
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Worked as promised.
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Nut plates. It retains screws and such. They work well.
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We have added a new specification chart both above the product listing and in the "Specification Chart" tab. It references each of the dimensions for clearly. G is a minimum diameter.
Tinnerman NAS395 nuts are used with sheet metal screws. Machine screws would require a Tinnerman LHA or Monadnack clip nuts. The screw size for machine screws will indicate the size, and thread count, 6-32, 8-32, etc.. Sheet metal screws are indicated by size and type, #6 type A, or #6 type B, etc..
SAE 1065-1070 steel.
Yes, type A and B will work with these.