Knurled Rivet Nut, 1/2"-13 Dia./Thread Size, 0.865 in Head Dia., 1.3 in L, Steel, 10 PK

AVK — Rivet Nuts — Knurled Rivet Nut, 1/2"-13 Dia./Thread Size, 0.865 in Head Dia., 1.3 in L, Steel, 10 PK

A practical Rivet Nuts by AVK intended for repeatable results in shop, facility, and field workflows.

Quick specs

• Material: Steel
• Finish: Zinc Yellow
• System of Measurement: Inch
• Overall Length: 1.3 in
• Manufacturer Part Number: ALS4T-813-350
• UPC: -

Product information

• Country of Origin: United States
• Manufacturer Part Number: ALS4T-813-350
• UPC: -

Dimensions

• Head Height: 0.047 in
• Hole Size: 0.688 in
• Flange Thickness: 0.047 in
• Installed Length: 27/32 in
• Maximum Material Thickness: 0.35 in
• Body Length: 1 19/64 in
• Minimum Material Thickness: 0.2 in
• Maximum Hole Diameter: 0.685 in
• Thread Size: 1/2"-13
• Drill Bit Size: 11/16"
• Flange Diameter: 0.865 in
• Insert Diameter: 0.685 in
• Overall Length: 1.3 in

Details

• Application: Fiberglass, Rigid Plastic Materials By Creating Permanent Threads of Punched or Drilled Holes In Blind Applications, Used to Securely Fasten Metals
• Material Grade: 1008
• Features: Corrosion Resistant
• Thread Fit: 2B
• Material Grade/Class: 1010/1008
• Body Type: Round
• Insert Nut Type: Rivet Nut
• Compatible Material: Fiberglass, Metal, Plastic
• Installation Method: Pneumatic/Hydraulic Tool, Spin/Spin ARO Pneumatic Tool
• Thread Direction: Right Hand
• Thread Type: Coarse
• Manufacturer Location: Made in USA
• CAD Available: Yes
• Item: Rivet Nut
• Body Texture: Knurled
• Flange Style: Flanged
• Material: Steel
• Finish: Zinc Yellow
• Grip Range: 0.200 in to 0.350 in
• System of Measurement: Inch
• End Type: Open

This Rivet Nuts is designed to support reliable operation in demanding environments.

Recommended for maintenance and repair workflows and selected for dependable day-to-day use.

Highlights

• Helps keep specifications consistent across replacements and replenishment cycles.
• Designed for professional use where predictable fit and handling are important.
• Works well in standardized part lists and preventative maintenance schedules.
• Clear specification formatting helps reduce ordering mistakes.

Notes: Review application constraints and installation requirements to ensure the part meets your needs.