Choose from our selection of nut plates, including mil. spec. rivet-mount nuts, narrow-base weld nuts, and more. Same and Next Day Delivery.

Nutplates are used as a threaded connector made out of stamped metal and is usually riveted in place. The variety of soft and hard materials allow for use in a variety of applications. Also known as a nut plate, anchor nut, or anchor plate, Monroe Aerospace is a stocking distributor of Aerospace plate nuts and Mil-Spec hardware.

These lightweight, low-profile plates are an excellent way to install a captive nut behind a panel. The floating nut in these nut plates allows for some misalignment in assembly. Simply rivet the plate to the back of the stationary panel using pop rivets or solid rivets.

Choose from our selection of floating nut plates, including mil. spec. rivet-mount nuts, aligning weld nuts, and more. Same and Next Day Delivery.

na2390 series floating nut plate / nas1789. nut, plate, self-locking, floating, low height, reduced rivet spacing, counterbored, 160 ksi, 450℉, 800℉

the Cherry Nut-Plate family of fasteners offers an extensive range of head styles in a low cost, pull through style rivet. rivet heads include the CCr/CCMr274, “universal”, CCr/CCMr264, 100° Flush,

Click Bond’s adhesive-bonded rivetless nutplates eliminate the drilling of attachment rivet holes traditionally associated with nutplate installation, preserving structural integrity and longevity, enabling weight savings, and reducing installation, rework, and repair time and cost.

Designed for installing anchor nuts. To order take the part number, followed by the diameter code and then the grip code. For Example: CCR274CS-4-2 is a 1/8” diameter, standard universal head corrosion resistant steel cherry nut plate rivet with a maximum riveting grip of 0.125”.

The floating nut in these nut plates allows up to 0.75mm misalignment in assembly. Cad-plated carbon steel with a dry moly-based lubricant coating. Sold individually.

These lightweight, low-profile plates are an excellent way to install a captive nut behind a panel. The floating nut in these nut plates allows for some misalignment in assembly. Simply rivet the plate to the back of the stationary panel using pop rivets or solid rivets.