Metal nuts, with screw recess, self-locking

Metal nuts, with screw recess, self-locking, to pinch.
These parts have a screw recess formed in the strip, a short tab in the lower part, and a self-braking system at the top. They are mounted by pinching and are self-retained in a round hole at the edge of the support.    

Compared with other types of nuts, the reed nut has some unique characteristics. Firstly, it has a simple structure, consisting of only a few parts, which makes it easy to install and dismantle. Secondly, due to the characteristics of the reed, the reed nut can provide a high preload to ensure a tight connection. In addition, reed nuts stabilize the connection in vibrating environments, preventing loosening.
A reed nut is a fastener that utilizes the elastic properties of a reed to provide a preload force and prevent loosening. Its working principle is based on the elastic deformation of the reed, which generates elastic force by compressing the reed, thus ensuring the tightness of the connection. With the advantages of simple structure, easy installation, and good anti-loosening performance, reed nuts are widely used in various fields.