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Cam Lock Nuts are usually used in furniture and cabinet making industries. They are used to create a secure joint when assembling and connecting furniture. They feature a cross-shaped driver type.
The Cam Lock Nut is inserted into a pre-drilled hole found in one one of the furniture panels, such as a wooden board. They are then tapped into place with a hammer. They are self-locking to prevent rotation during hand or automatic assembly.
Cross Dowel Barrel Nuts are designed for use with Joint Connector Bolts, where a right-angle connection is required. M6 and M8 thread size options are available.
M6 nuts are supplied in Zinc Alloy for a cost-effective solution. M8 nuts are supplied in Steel for additional strength. The M8 nuts can be used where heavier applications are needed, such as on boards of 22mm thickness and upwards.
The nut has a crossed driver and can therefore be used with a cross-head screwdriver.
T-Nuts are ideal for use with Adjustable Feet, Tilt Glides, Castors and Locking Bolts and other furniture mount applications. The are self-locking to prevent rotation during hand or automated assembly.
These nuts are easy to assemble, simply insert into a pre-drilled hole and tap into place with a hammer.
Available in a choice of thread sizes to suit your application.
Joint Connector Nuts, are a joint connector that offers supreme protection against oxidation. The nut has a hexagonal drive that is suitable for an M5 Allen Key. This makes them quick and simple to install.
Commonly used in combination with Joint Connector Bolts to connect and join together component parts. They are suitable for wooden assemblies, including flat packed furniture and timber framing.
Available in a choice of thread sizes to suit your application.
Wall Plugs are used with screws as a fixing solution for a range of applications in both the commercial and domestic building industry, including for a range of home improvement and do-it-yourself (DIY) projects such as, the hanging of framed pictures, shelves and other wall mounted displays.
These cost-effective plugs are an easy to use fixing with a simple, push-fit design that are typically used for dry lining. They are able to support light weights and are ideally used with self-drilling, piercing and self-tapping screws.
To install a wall plug you will require the use of several tools, including; a drill, a hammer and a screwdriver. Wall plugs cannot be screwed directly into a wall or plasterboard, but instead inserted into a pre-drilled hole. To removed a wall plug, simply use a pair of pliers.
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