Features and Benefits
Self-clinching fasteners are pressed into holes in sheet metal by applying a steady squeezing force. This results in the cold-flow of sheet material, which is displaced by the knurl, into the undercut area on the shank of the fastener. Once fully embedded, the knurled area prevents torque-out during tightening of mating part.
Thread: Class 2B, MIL - S - 7742; (6H ISO metric)
Locking Performance: Prevailing torque complies with the requirements of IFI-100/107 for Grade B (inch) and ANSI B18:161M Class 9 (metric) locknuts
Use In: CFH-Materials with Rockwell Hardness of B-80 or less
CFHN & CFHNL-materials with Rockwell Hardness of B-60 or less