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SKU: BBM-013-0057-00 3326 Wellnut Blind Rivet Nut for Agricultural Equipment Mounting (1/4-20 Thread)


3326 Wellnut Blind Rivet Nut for Agricultural Equipment Mounting (1/4-20 Thread)
Purchase 3326 Wellnut Blind Rivet Nut for Agricultural Equipment Mounting (1/4-20 Thread)
  • SKU: BBM-013-0057-00 3326 Wellnut Blind Rivet Nut for Agricultural Equipment Mounting (1/4-20 Thread)

  • $3.99

Description

When you're dealing with thin sheet metal on cab panels, equipment housings, or guards, regular nuts just don't cut it. This wellnut (also called a blind rivet nut or rivnut) gives you a solid threaded connection from one side of the panel without needing access to the back side. Perfect for those tight spots where you can't get a wrench behind the metal.

What You're Getting

  • 1/4-20 threading provides strong, reliable connection for most agricultural hardware
  • Blind installation - no access needed to the back side of panels or sheet metal
  • Creates permanent threaded insert that won't spin out like regular nuts can
  • Zinc-plated finish resists corrosion in farm environments
  • Flanged design spreads load across thin materials to prevent pull-through

Built for Real Farm Work

This type of fastener is commonly found on tractor cabs, equipment guards, control panels, and anywhere manufacturers need to attach components to sheet metal housings. Whether you're mounting aftermarket accessories, repairing broken tabs, or doing custom fabrication work, wellnuts give you that factory-quality connection.

Made to Last

The steel construction and protective coating handle the temperature swings, moisture, and chemicals that come with farm life. Once installed properly, these create a permanent threaded connection that stays put through vibration and heavy use.

Good to Know

Installation requires a rivet nut tool or special setting mandrel - you can't just thread these in by hand. Drill the right size hole (usually 25/64" for 1/4-20), insert the wellnut, and compress it with the tool until the back side expands and locks against the panel. Take your time getting the hole size right - too big and it won't hold, too small and it won't go in.