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Weld nuts put load-bearing threads on thin sheets

A Penn Engineering product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jun 3, 2002

PEM self-locating projection weld nuts provide load-bearing threads in metal sheets too thin to tap and feature unique engineering to help promote cost-effective and efficient component assembly.

PEM self-locating projection weld nuts provide load-bearing threads in metal sheets too thin to tap and feature unique engineering to help promote cost-effective and efficient component assembly.

PEM weld nuts offer a variety of design advantages compared with other traditional weld nuts to help speed production.

Self-locating shanks properly position the nuts without the need for pilots or complicated electrodes and further serve to protect threads from weld splatter, making time-consuming splatter-removal operations unnecessary.

Engineered projections prevent burnouts in thin sheets.

A round head eliminates any need for tedious, time-consuming indexing.

PEM weld nuts are available in steel (Type WN) and stainless steel (Type WNS) in thread sizes ranging from 4-40 through 1/4-20 and M3 through M6.

Their compact profile enables these weld nuts to fit on narrow flanges.

Stainless types offer the added benefits of corrosion-resistance and nonmagnetic properties.

PEM self-locating projection weld nuts can be installed easily and permanently in steel or stainless sheets as thin as 0.8mm.

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