Squaresert

A squaresert is a type of rivet nut with a square body that resists turning when installed. It is often used in square holes or where high torque resistance is needed.

A squaresert sets into square holes and resists turning once fixed. It suits panels and frames that need a threaded point in thin material. Match it to the hole shape, panel thickness and screw thread.

Squareserts are often made in steel or stainless steel. Steel gives good strength, while stainless steel suits outdoor or corrosive environments.

This is a general guide to checking this kind of part. It says nothing about any supplier's parts.

Ask for a certificate of conformance to confirm the material and dimensions. On receipt, check the square body for correct fit, thread condition, and any burrs.