


Simple M6 Rivnut toolSimple Rivet Nut Tool M6 This is a simple and compact rivet nut insertion tool which will allow you to fit a M6 captive nuts . You insert the tool and rivnut into the hole and then turn the end nut which 'pulls' on the rivnut to compress it and tighten leaving you with an M6 captive nut. This tool is ideal for inserting rivet nut in tight places as it requires much less clearance than the tools that look more like a pop rivet gun. You'll need a 14mm
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