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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: drum on April 03, 2005, 21:42:36
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Okay I know I know the asnwer but I can't for the life of me remember what they're called. You know the things, they clip onto the edge of a sheet, have a hole one side and a threaded hold the other, so that you can screw\bolt something to the sheet, without access to the back.
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:lol: :? Havent a clue mate, but hopefully ill see you at Whitworth next sunday....... :wink:
:shock: Have you fitted your snorkle yet.. :D
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But do you know the little bits I mean???
The daft thing is I know exactly what I mean, and I'm sure I know what they're called, but I'm damn if I can remember the name!!!
It's Driving me Crazy.
Should be at whitworth, I'll bring one so you can all laugh and say oh that a .........
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Rivnut :?: speedy clip :?: capturd nut :oops:
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:? Still not sure what you mean. Have you got a picture of said item that way i might know what it is called. If not someone on here will help you out whilst youve still got hair on your head, and finger nails to chew... :lol:
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Rivnut :?: speedy clip :?: capturd nut :oops:
:? capturd nut. :?: whats one of them.... :lol: :lol:
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I know what you mean... but I can't remember what it is called either !!
The captive nuts which hold the doors on a 90 (in the A-pillar) are very similar.
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don't know how its spelt but
zeus fastner [-o<
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Brown and tortoise head like
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zeus fastner [-o<
Hmm.. now, I thought that was one of the 'half-twist' fasteners where you fix a 'receiver' to the panel (with a bit of wire across the middle) and you then have a fixing which clips to it. (This would be easier with pictures :-))
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I'm with Tim, I think Zues is one of thos half turn jobs.
I've tried taking a few things apart to try and find one, and can't. So I've tried searching the web for a photo, but it would be easier if I knew what it was called :lol:
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One Of These, but this is a simple one, some have a proper threaded section on the back (top in this picture)
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how about screwfix?
www.screwfix.com
they might do them whatever there called :?
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I thought that the nuts used on the A post were caged nuts, and the name of the ones in question were captive nuts. And theres Panex ones that are quarter turn. Take a look at the Fasteners/Fixings section of http://rswww.com
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www.screwfix.com
That's what started all this, I wanted to order some, but I couldn't find them and didn't know what they were called.
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right bad suggestion then :?
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I recently whent to a fasteners company that supply the company I work for and asked for similar Items
And he said "auto motive clips"
BUT then he said "there are about 500 differnent types and sizes"
as there were so many different types he only bought in to order by the box full
Sorry not to be more help
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Last time I ordered some I asked for "those stupid little bent metal nut thingies that are used to hold the doors on"
then again, I've never been that good with descriptions
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I thought that the nuts used on the A post were caged nuts, and the name of the ones in question were captive nuts. And theres Panex ones that are quarter turn. Take a look at the Fasteners/Fixings section of http://rswww.com
Tried flicking through the RS catalogue can't find them.
I thought Captive Nuts, were "welded" place, Caged Nuts clip onto a square hole (instead of onto the sheet), and Panex is another name for Zeus.
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Captive refers to the fact that "you can not access once assembled" so caged nuts are captive as well as projection nuts (welded on) and pressed nuts (pressed in a bit like rivits).
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Captive refers to the fact that "you can not access once assembled" so caged nuts are captive as well as projection nuts (welded on) and pressed nuts (pressed in a bit like rivits).
So are the ones in the pic, a sort of Captive Nut then?
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According to Components Direct http://shop.comdir.co.uk/Products.aspx?intGroupID=918
The clip ones are U-Nuts and the threaded ones are LugNuts.
Neither of which are found on either RS or Screwfix!!! :evil:
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I suppose so
I will ring the supplier tommorrow and get the correct name for the item in the piccy.
Dave
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And according to my supplier who I've just phoned they're called 'Speednuts'
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And according to my supplier who I've just phoned they're called 'Speednuts'
Nothing from the UK suppliers under that name, I reckon these things haven't got name and we all call them something different.
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I like Daz's name best. :D
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And my final comment for the night on these.
Item No. 13429 at Screwfix!!!!!
Finally I can go to bed now :D
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don't no what there called but if you can't bolt it weld it thats what i would do :D :D