Steel Q235 Galvanized Pop Rivets Metric Blind Rivets Protruding Head
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Metal Rivet |
| Standard | DIN, ASME, ANSI, ISO |
| Material | Steel, Stainless steel, Brass, Copper, Titanium Alloy, Plastic |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Finish | Polish, Passivation, Black, Galvanization, Chromate, Dacromet |
| Certificate | ISO9001:2008, ROHS |
| Used | Building Industry Machinery |
| Thread Type | Coarse, Fine |
| Usage | Fastening |
| Function | Connection, Fastening and Decoration |
| Strength | High |
| Size | Various sizes available |
| Measurement System | INCH, Metric system |
A rivet is a mechanical fastener with a head and tail on opposite sides, consisting of a head, smooth cylinder, and tail resembling a metal needle. Typically made of aluminum or steel, these fasteners provide permanent assembly through a unique mounting method. The rivet is installed in a drill hole approximately 1.5 mm larger than its diameter, ensuring secure placement. When installed, the tail deforms to create a dumbbell-shaped joint, providing strong, permanent connections.
| Automotive | High-strength applications including engines and heavy-duty machinery, preferred for larger support area and anti-loosening performance |
| Mechanical | Used in mechanical, electronic, automotive, and construction fields for connecting various parts, circuit boards, engines, and building structures |
| Energy | Connects power generation equipment and transmission lines in the energy industry |
| Architectural | Essential for construction engineering, shipbuilding, and petrochemical industries, ensuring structural integrity and safety |
| Aluminum | Excellent thermal/electrical conductivity but requires careful processing to avoid buildup |
| Titanium | Requires EDM machining with deionized water to control heat during processing |
| Steel | Very strong material that generates significant heat during machining |
| Brass | High tensile strength but requires slow cutting speed due to softness |
Blind Rivets (Pop Rivets): Tubular fasteners with a mandrel, ideal when the back end of the joint is inaccessible. Essential for aerospace, electronics, and shipbuilding industries.
Solid Rivets: The most common and reliable type, consisting of a solid shaft and head. Critical for safety applications like aircraft structures.
Hollow Rivets: Available in semi-hollow, compressed, and full hollow variants, suitable for different material requirements and aesthetic considerations.
- Corrosion resistance through surface treatment methods
- High wear resistance and hardness
- Permanent fastening solution
- Versatile material options for different applications
- Available in various sizes and measurement systems
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