Custom nuts, threaded inserts and precision spacers — XHT Fasteners

Custom Nuts, Inserts & SpacersProduct reference. Drawing revision, dimensions, material, process, inspection and packing follow the confirmed order.

Internally threaded & turned components

Custom Nuts, Inserts & Spacers

Custom nuts, threaded inserts, bushings and spacers sourced by released drawing, internal and external geometry, thread, knurl or press-fit feature, material, host-part interface, finish, inspection and assembly requirement.

  • Released drawing, revision, units, quantity and intended interface
  • Internal thread standard, size, pitch, fit and gaging
  • External body, flange, knurl, slot, wall and concentricity
  • Material, hardness/condition, heat treatment and finish
  • Host material/hole or mating part, installation method and inspection

A product page is an RFQ starting point, not a blanket capability or compliance claim. Final feasibility, process route, tolerances, testing, lead time and supply scope are stated only in the written quotation.

Quotation control

Information used to review the drawing RFQ

The released file, revision, units, tolerance scheme, material, process, quantity, inspection and destination are aligned before supplier routing.

Field Review basis Order control
Part / file basis Released drawing and part revision with mating or host-part information where relevant Confirmed per RFQ
Geometry / tolerances Internal/external diameters, thread, flange, wall, length, knurl, slot, chamfer and tolerances Confirmed per RFQ
Material / condition Material specification, condition or hardness plus corrosion and host-material compatibility Confirmed per RFQ
Process / finish Turning, forming, knurling, broaching, heat treatment, coating and installation route as specified Confirmed per RFQ
Inspection / approval Thread gaging, concentricity/runout, dimensional report, installation sample and documents Confirmed per RFQ
Packing / commercial Quantity by part number, sample plan, packaging orientation, labels and destination Confirmed per RFQ

Drawing-based sourcing

The mating interface is part of the component definition

For custom nuts and inserts, the internal thread is only one controlled feature. External geometry, flange, knurl, press-fit diameter, wall thickness, lead-in, hardness and the mating hole can determine installation behaviour.

For spacers and bushings, bore, outside diameter, length, squareness and concentricity may be more important than appearance. XHT quotes against the released drawing and stated assembly conditions.

What to include in your RFQ

  • Released drawing, revision, units, quantity and intended interface
  • Internal thread standard, size, pitch, fit and gaging
  • External body, flange, knurl, slot, wall and concentricity
  • Material, hardness/condition, heat treatment and finish
  • Host material/hole or mating part, installation method and inspection

Controlled RFQ fields

Items that define a comparable quotation

Common RFQ fields for custom nuts, inserts, bushings and spacers. The drawing and mating interface control the review.

Selection Buyer input Control
Thread / bore Thread system, size, pitch, class/fit, gaging or plain-bore tolerance Confirmed per RFQ
External geometry Hex/round form, flange, knurl, serration, slot, shoulder and chamfer Confirmed per RFQ
Fit / interface Host material, receiving-hole limits, press/clearance fit and installation direction Confirmed per RFQ
Material / hardness Alloy, condition, heat treatment, hardness and galvanic compatibility Confirmed per RFQ
Finish / cleanliness Coating, passivation, lubricant, residue and masking limits as specified Confirmed per RFQ
Inspection / samples Thread gages, runout/concentricity, installation sample and records Confirmed per RFQ

Missing information: XHT may raise clarification points or propose a documented alternative for review. No changed material, dimension, tolerance, process or finish becomes the order basis without buyer approval.

Technical & file control

Confirm both the component and the host interface

A press-fit or knurled insert cannot be reviewed only by its outside diameter. Host material, hole preparation, wall, installation method, retention requirement and acceptance test must be stated by the buyer.

Before sharing files: Send only technical files you are authorized to transmit. If an NDA, access restriction or special transfer method is required, agree the route with XHT before uploading the file.

Typical sourcing routes

The route follows geometry, process and quantity

Examples guide the RFQ only. Supplier selection and process feasibility remain subject to the released requirement and written quotation.

01

Turned components

Round inserts, bushings and spacers routed by material, tolerance and quantity.

02

Formed or machined nuts

External shape, internal thread and property requirement reviewed together.

03

Installed inserts

Host hole, installation tool and retention test defined in the RFQ.

04

Kitted interfaces

Mating screws, washers or host samples coordinated when included in scope.

Order coordination

A controlled route from file review to shipment

Sampling, inspection, traceability and packing are supplied only when agreed in the quotation and purchase order.

01

File intake

Part number, revision, units and critical notes are identified.

02

Feasibility routing

Potential sources and process routes are reviewed against the RFQ.

03

Sample & inspection

Approval sample and inspection scope follow the agreed order plan.

04

Lot & packing follow-up

Revision, quantity, labels, lot separation and export packing are coordinated.

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Drawing RFQ

Request a review for Custom Nuts, Inserts & Spacers

Send a buyer-authorized PDF drawing, BOM or clear specification through the RFQ form. If a native model or controlled file is required, request an agreed transfer route first.

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