Are the dimensions of soo and so pressure riveting studs the same?

Are the dimensions of soo and so pressure riveting studs the same?

The shape looks roughly the same, but SOO is a pressure riveting stud with through holes and teeth, and SO is a pressure riveting stud with through holes and no teeth.

SO (SOS) self-riveting through-hole standoffs are widely used in the inlay process of metal sheets, control boxes and power cabinets and other product wall panels. Due to the particularity of its structure, when assembling, it is only necessary to put the standoff into the hole of the metal plate and realize it by "press riveting", which has the following advantages:

1. The length guarantee of the distance range is realized, which greatly simplifies the assembly process and speeds up the production progress of the assembled spacing panels and accessories; 2. The back of the plate is kept completely flat, and the head of the nut column and the plane of the plate are guaranteed to be smooth; 3. , The raw materials are free-cutting iron or free-cutting stainless steel.

Specifications of rivet standoffs

1. When choosing a nut column, it must be based on the thickness of the plate used and the exact size range. The hardness of the low carbon steel plate must be less than that of the stainless steel plate.

2. The surface of free-cutting iron is treated, and the stainless steel maintains its original color. Users can order according to the models and specifications in the table, or they can make special orders according to their needs.

3. The hole size of the plate must be processed according to the tolerance size of 0-+0. It is recommended to punch.

4. The installation must be realized through the "press riveting" operation, and it must not be knocked in by impact.

5. When the material is stainless steel, the tail number should be marked with "S".

6. The end face of the nut column is represented by "C".

7. The length of the through-hole nut column is full of wire, and the above can be reamed on the hexagonal end face (type I) or the round end face (type II).