Press the studs in without causing any scratches or protrusions on the surface or back of the decorative board!
The "Cellcon Shield Stud" is a press-fit stud suitable for situations where you want to attach studs to the back side without creating holes or protrusions when using the surface as a decorative panel. By pressing it in, the knurled section plastically deforms the counterpart material and is fixed around the reverse tapered shank, resulting in high push-out strength. Additionally, the wavy knurled section displaces the counterpart metal into a wave shape, allowing for high rotational torque. 【Features】 ■ Press-fit using conventional equipment (standard press machine) ■ Achieves high push-out strength and rotational torque ■ Clean finish ■ No post-processing required after pressing ■ RoHS2 compliant We have received the following feedback from users of press nuts: "Switching from welding to this method has improved work efficiency!" "Anyone can easily install it, reducing the burden on the site!" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup (Excerpt)】 ■CSS-M3-6 ■CSS-M3-7 ■CSS-M3-8 ■CSS-M3-9 ■CSS-M3-10 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1979, Cell Japan Co., Ltd. has prided itself on being a pioneer in self-clinching fasteners (such as clinch nuts and studs), utilizing our extensive experience and achievements to provide appropriate selections and high cost performance, while responding to our customers' special specifications and new needs. Moving forward, we will continue to uphold this original intention, accumulate know-how in specialized fields, and develop a product lineup that further enhances the rationalization of assembly lines, in order to meet your requests.