[SSOO Nut Adoption Case] Speaker cover parts of the car door section

[SSOO Nut Case Study] Introducing a speaker cover component for automobiles that resolves issues of slippage and detachment during high torque tightening. [Challenges] When using conventional square nuts or knurled nuts: - The nut slips when tightened with high torque. - The nut can detach due to impact, damaging the resin. [Solution] By using our original product, the 'SSOO Nut': - There is no worry of slippage during high torque tightening. - It is designed to be difficult to detach from the resin, preventing damage. The SSOO Nut features a special octagonal groove into which the resin fits after being embedded in the plastic, providing resistance to rotation even under high torque. Additionally, the shaft has fine irregularities, improving detachment strength compared to conventional products. As a result, high torque tightening can be achieved while protecting resin components. The SSOO Nut is also used in a wide range of applications, including automotive intercooler components, filter components, and system components for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. If you are interested in the SSOO Nut, please contact us or refer to the related catalog.

A nut that protects resin parts and allows for high-torque fastening: the SSOO nut. This is the complete version of the "High Torque Compatible Outsert Nut (SSOO Nut) Booklet," which introduces examples of weight reduction achieved with the SSOO nut and its cost benefits. The SSOO nut is a thermal press-fit insert nut (outsert nut) with improved torque resistance due to its unique octagonal shape (Octa Lobular) and fine irregularities on the shaft. It does not slip when tightened with high torque, preventing damage to resin products. Additionally, its excellent pull-out strength contributes to weight reduction by reducing the number of components. [Contents] ● Overview of SSOO Nut ● Features ● Examples of Weight Reduction Achievements ● Usage Records ● Specification Information If you are considering the use of insert nuts for resin, please take a look.