MOLLE Nuts | Threaded MOLLE/PALS Fastener
Product #201023
Description
BuiltRight MOLLE Nuts are the ultimate 'nice to have'. For years, we've had customers reaching behind panels with a wrench and/or using large washers to mount things in the larger MOLLE openings in each panel. Save time, save your knuckles and unlock even greater adjustability when using your BuiltRight MOLLE panels. Please note! We've designed these to fit into proper MOLLE sized openings, which are 1" tall. Many of the manufacturers imitating our panels are not adhering to that dimension. On those panels, these will not work.
Engineering
These ‘MOLLE Nuts’ fit into the MOLLE/PALS openings in the BuiltRight Industries panels and offer two main advantages.
Clamps, straps and other attachments can now be attached to the BuiltRight Industries panel system without having to reach behind with a tool. This saves time and knuckles.
Being able to used the center of the MOLLE feature as a rigid mounting point means that you now have mounting points every inch vertically, instead of every two inches (the standard slot spacing). As a bonus, the narrow design of the MOLLE Nuts offers some side to side movement for finer resolution in the placement of your gear.
Our latest revision includes 3 threaded holes: 1/4-20, #10-24 and #12-24.
Kit Includes:
- 4x CNC Machined Stainless Steel MOLLE Nut
- 4x 1/4-20 x 5/8” Flanged Bolt
- 4x 1/4-20 x 1” Flanged Bolt
- 4x 1/4” Washer
- 4x 1/4"-20 Locking Nut
Install
Installation is straight forward. Simply slip the MOLLE nut behind the panel (often through the very same opening that you'll use it in) and then rotate it into position. The piece should stay in place by just holding it against the panel, allowing you to thread into it with a 1/4-20 bolt to secure your gear.
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MOLLE Nuts | Threaded MOLLE/PALS Fastener
The Design Process
BuiltRight is, above all, an engineering company, obsessed with exceptional mechanical design. Each product has a story of ideas, innovation, and iteration until it's just right. Whether the design starts with 3D scanning, cardboard templates, or a napkin sketch, our process always ends with thorough testing by our network of desert racers, sportsmen, and regular guys like us.