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News Release from: Make Ends Meet | Subject: Rivet nut/stud hand tool
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 23 April 2008

Tool installs rivet nuts and studs

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Robust hand tool is specially designed for the smaller user and workshop and is able to install M3 to M10 rivet nuts and M4 to M8 rivet studs.

MEMFast (Make Ends Meet) has developed its own hand tool for the installation of rivet nuts and rivet studs This unique, robust hand tool is specially designed for the smaller user and workshop and is able to install M3 to M10 rivet nuts and M4 to M8 rivet studs

Each size of fastener has its own "installation kit" comprising collar and screw, and all fastener materials including aluminium, steel and stainless steel can be accommodated.

Supplied partly assembled in a clear plastic two-part box measuring only 140 x 50mm square, the tool can be fully assembled and installation kit attached in less than 30 seconds.

When assembled, the tool (excluding installation kit) measures a maximum of only 130 x 150mm.

The action of the tool is "spin/spin" and the user simply attaches the correct screw to the end of the spindle, inserts it into the barrel, tightens the plastic nut into the barrel, connects the outer collar and the tool is ready to use.

If extra torque is needed over and above that offered by the knurled knob to install the rivet nut or stud, there is a 10mm hex drive protruding from the knurled knob to which a standard open ended or ring spanner can be attached.

MEMFast stocks and sells a comprehensive range of rivet nuts and manufactures its own rivet studs.

These products are complemented by other fastener products including: rubber nuts, screw anchors, screws and turned parts to customers' drawings.

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