Rivets

Rivets are essential mechanical fasteners used to join two or more materials in a secure and often permanent manner. They feature a smooth cylindrical shaft with a head on one end. During installation, the fastener is inserted into pre-drilled holes, and the tail is deformed—typically by hammering or using a specialized tool—to form a second head, effectively locking the materials together.

Key Features:

• Durable Fastening: Once installed, these fasteners are designed to remain in place permanently, making removal difficult without causing damage.
• Material Versatility: Available in aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, and other materials to suit various applications.
• Variety of Types: Options include blind, solid, tubular, and split designs, each tailored for specific uses.

Common Applications:

• Electronics: Ideal for joining small components in devices where screws are impractical.
• Automotive: Widely used to secure brake linings, body panels, and cladding.
• Construction: Trusted in buildings, bridges, and aircraft for their strength and reliability.