What is a plate nut?

A plate nut, also known as a speednut or clip-on nut, is a metal fastener used to securely anchor screws or bolts in thin materials such as sheet metal. They are often used in the automotive sector for mounting body parts.

Application in the automotive sector

In cars, plate nuts are used to attach various components such as panels, strips, and bumpers to the chassis. They provide a strong connection without the need for welding or other permanent fastening methods. This makes disassembly and reinstallation easier during maintenance or repairs.

Specifications of the 4.2 mm plate nut

• Suitable for screw diameter: 4.2 mm
• Material: Steel
• Surface treatment: Zinc-plated
• Dimensions:
• Length: 16.5 mm
• Width: 11.0 mm
• Material thickness: 0.5 mm
• Mounting thickness:
• Minimum: 0.5 mm
• Maximum: 1.7 mm

Advantages of use

• Easy installation: Can be applied quickly without special tools.
• Strong connection: Provides reliable fastening for various applications.
• Corrosion resistant: The zinc-plated finish protects against rust and extends lifespan.

Compatibility with vehicles

These 4.2 mm plate nuts are compatible with various car brands and models. They correspond to original spare part numbers such as N0154292 and 222026, highlighting their wide applicability in the automotive industry.

Packaging and availability

The plate nuts are available in different packaging units, including sets of 5, 20, or 100 pieces, depending on the user's specific needs. This makes it easy to select the right quantity for your project.

Installation tips

• Preparation: Ensure the mounting surface is clean and free of debris.
• Placement: Slide the plate nut over the edge of the panel at the desired location.
• Fastening: Screw the screw or bolt into the plate nut until it is firmly secured.

By following these steps, you ensure a safe and durable fastening of body parts in your vehicle.