Rivets are mechanical fasteners renowned for their ability to create strong and permanent connections between two or more materials. Typically consisting of a head, a cylindrical body, and a tail, rivets are commonly made from metals like aluminum, steel, brass, or copper, each chosen based on specific application needs. The installation process involves inserting the rivet through pre-drilled holes in the materials to be joined and deforming the tail end to form a second head, effectively clamping the materials together. This can be done manually or with specialized tools such as rivet guns. Rivets find widespread use across diverse industries including automotive, aerospace, construction, and manufacturing, providing reliable and tamper-resistant connections in applications ranging from joining metal panels to securing components in place. With their simplicity, high strength, and permanent bonding capability, rivets remain a staple fastening solution in numerous industrial settings.
Aluminum rivets are fasteners used to join materials together, particularly in applications where high strength and lightweight properties are desired.
Brass rivets are fasteners made from brass, a metal alloy primarily composed of copper and zinc, often with other trace elements.
Button head rivets are a type of blind rivet characterized by a rounded, low-profile head resembling a button.
Blind rivets, also known as pop rivets, are fasteners used to join two materials together when you can only access one side of the joint.
Brass L10 and L8 rivets are specific types of blind rivets made from brass, a metal alloy primarily composed of copper and zinc.
Brass round head rivets are a type of fastener commonly used for joining materials together permanently.
Customized rivets refer to rivets that are specifically tailored to meet unique requirements or specifications of a particular application.
Cap rivets, also known as capped rivets or rivet caps, are a type of fastener commonly used for decorative and functional purposes.
Copper flat head rivets are a type of fastener commonly used for joining materials together in applications where electrical conductivity.
Chair roller wheel pins are small cylindrical components typically made of metal or durable plastic that are used to attach roller wheels to the legs or base of chairs.
Collar rivets, also known as shoulder rivets or sex-bolts, are a type of fastener designed to provide a strong.
A cheese head rivet is a type of fastener with a distinctive head shape resembling a cheese wheel, hence the name.
Cone head rivets, also known as cone-shaped rivets, are a type of fastener with a head that tapers to a point resembling a cone.
Copper rivets are fasteners made entirely or predominantly from copper, a metal known for its excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance.
CSK head rivets, also known as countersunk head rivets, are a type of fastener designed to sit flush with or slightly below the surface of the materials being joined.
Dimple head rivets are a type of fastener characterized by a head with a concave or dimpled surface.
Flat head rivets, also known as countersunk rivets, are a type of fastener characterized by their flat top surface.
Hex rivets, also known as hexagonal head rivets or hex head rivets, are a type of fastener with a head shaped like a hexagon.
Hollow rivets, also known as tubular rivets, are fasteners with a hollow cylindrical shaft.
Knurled rivets are a type of fastener designed with knurling on the shaft, providing enhanced grip and resistance to rotation when installed.
Knurling rivets are a type of fastener designed with knurling on the shaft, providing enhanced grip and resistance to rotation when installed.
"MS Rivet" typically refers to a rivet made from mild steel, which is a low-carbon steel known for its ease of manufacturing, relatively low cost.
Mushroom head rivets are a type of fastener characterized by their distinctive head shape, which resembles a mushroom.
Pop rivets, also known as blind rivets, are fasteners used to join two materials together when access to the back of the workpiece is limited.
Rivets are fasteners used to permanently join two or more materials together by deforming the end(s) of the rivet shaft to secure them in place.
Round head rivets are a type of fastener characterized by their rounded head, which protrudes from the surface of the materials being joined.
Semi-tubular rivets are fasteners characterized by their partially hollow shafts, which are designed to deform when installed, providing a secure joint.
Snap head rivets, also known as countersunk head rivets, are fasteners characterized by their countersunk head design.
"Special Rivets" rivets may have special features, materials, or configurations tailored to meet specific requirements beyond what standard rivets can offer.
"Special rivets" is a broad term encompassing a wide range of rivets designed for specific or unique applications.
Square rivets are a type of fastener characterized by their square-shaped head.
"SS Rivet" typically refers to stainless steel rivets, which are rivets made from stainless steel.
"Special Rivets" often refers to a category of fasteners designed for specific or unique applications that standard rivets cannot accommodate.
Hollow rivets, also known as tubular rivets, are fasteners characterized by their hollow cylindrical shafts.
Rivets are mechanical fasteners used to permanently join two or more materials together.
Semi-hollow rivets, also known as semi-tubular rivets, are a type of fastener that combines features of solid rivets and hollow rivets.
Semi-tubular rivets, also known as semi-hollow rivets, are fasteners characterized by their partially hollow shafts.
Solid rivets are one of the oldest and most reliable types of fasteners used for permanent assembly in various industries.
Stainless steel (SS) rivets are fasteners made from stainless steel, a corrosion-resistant alloy known for its durability and strength.
Square head switch rivets are a type of fastener specifically designed for securing electrical switches and related components.
Tinner's head rivets, also known as tinner's rivets, are a type of fastener with a unique head shape designed for specific applications in sheet metal work and roofing.
Truss head rivets are a type of fastener with a distinctive low-profile, wide head and a flat bearing surface.
Tubular rivets, also known as hollow rivets, are fasteners characterized by their hollow cylindrical shafts.
"T-rivets," also known as "T-head rivets," are a type of rivet distinguished by their T-shaped head.
Tube rivets, also known as tubular rivets, are fasteners with a hollow cylindrical shaft and typically a solid head on one end.
Tubular rivets, also known as hollow rivets, are fasteners characterized by their hollow cylindrical shafts.
Tinner's head rivets, also known simply as tinner's rivets, are a type of rivet specifically designed for use in sheet metal work, roofing, and related applications.
Aluminum multigrip rivets are a type of blind rivet specifically designed to provide a secure fastening solution for a wide range of material thicknesses.
Aluminum pop rivets, also known simply as pop rivets are fasteners commonly used for joining materials together, especially when access to the backside of the joint is limited.
Blind rivets, also known as pop rivets, are fasteners designed for joining materials together when access to the backside of the joint is limited or inaccessible.
Brass hollow rivets are fasteners made from brass, a copper-zinc alloy prized for its corrosion resistance, durability, and attractive appearance.
Bronze rivets are fasteners made from bronze, an alloy primarily composed of copper and tin, though other metals such as aluminum, nickel, or zinc might also be included.
Clamp rivets, also known as clinch rivets or clinch fasteners, are a type of rivet designed for joining or fastening thin materials together without the need for pre-drilled holes.
Clamp rivets, also known as clinch rivets or clinch fasteners, are a type of rivet designed for joining or fastening thin materials together without the need for pre-drilled holes.
Copper semi-hollow rivets are fasteners commonly used in applications where electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength are essential.
Copper semi-tubular rivets are fasteners commonly used in applications where electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength are important.
Copper semi-tubular rivets are fasteners commonly used in applications where electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength are important.
Copper square head rivets are specialized fasteners commonly used in applications where electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance, and a secure mechanical connection are essential.
Cup rivets, also known as cup-head rivets or cupped rivets, are specialized fasteners designed for applications where a large bearing surface or a decorative finish is desired.
Drilled rivets, also known as through-drilled rivets, are a type of rivet that features a pre-drilled hole through the center of the rivet shaft.
A flat head semi-hollow rivet is a type of fastener used to join materials together.
A friction lock rivet, also known as a friction-lock blind rivet or interference lock rivet, is a type of blind rivet designed to provide a secure and vibration-resistant fastening solution.
GI rivets, also known as galvanized iron rivets, are fasteners commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and various other industries.
Grooved rivets are specialized fasteners with grooves or ridges along the shaft of the rivet.
A hex slot rivet is a specialized type of rivet with a hexagonal head that features a slot or recess across its top surface.
A hollow bush, also known as a hollow bushing or hollow sleeve, is a cylindrical component with a hollow interior.
A large flange rivet, also known as a wide flange rivet or oversized flange rivet, is a type of blind rivet that features a larger flange compared to standard rivets.
A "Large Head Rivet" refers to a type of rivet with a head that is larger in diameter compared to standard rivets.
"Long rivets" typically refer to rivets with an extended shaft length compared to standard rivets.
MS nickel-plated rivets are rivets made from mild steel (MS) and coated with a layer of nickel for enhanced corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal.
Multigrip rivets are a type of blind rivet designed to provide a secure fastening solution for a range of material thicknesses.
Nickel-plated rivets are standard rivets coated with a layer of nickel through a process called electroplating.
Plated rivets refer to rivets that have been coated or plated with a thin layer of a metal or alloy for various purposes such as corrosion resistance, aesthetics, or improved surface properties.
Spot rivets, also known as spot weld rivets or self-piercing rivets, are a type of fastener used in joining materials together, particularly in automotive and sheet metal applications.
Square head rivets are a type of rivet distinguished by the shape of their head.
Stainless steel (SS) 304 blind pop rivets are fasteners used to join materials together, particularly in applications where corrosion resistance and strength are essential.
Stainless steel (SS) 304 blind rivets are fasteners used to join materials together, particularly in applications where corrosion resistance and durability are essential.
Stainless steel (SS) 304 rivets are fasteners used to join materials together, particularly in applications requiring high corrosion resistance and mechanical strength.
Stainless steel (SS) 316 blind pop rivets are fasteners commonly used in applications where high corrosion resistance and mechanical strength are essential.
Stainless steel (SS) 316 blind rivets are fasteners designed for applications requiring high corrosion resistance and mechanical strength.
Stainless steel (SS) 316 rivets are fasteners made from SS 316 stainless steel, known for its corrosion resistance and durability.
Stainless steel (SS) blind pop rivets are fasteners designed to join materials together, especially in applications requiring corrosion resistance and strength.
Stainless steel (SS) cap rivets are fasteners designed for joining materials together, particularly in applications requiring corrosion resistance and durability.
Stainless steel (SS) hollow rivets are fasteners commonly used in applications where a lightweight yet durable joining solution is needed.
Steel rivets are fasteners commonly used to join two or more materials together permanently.
The term "Two Side Head Rivet" doesn't appear to be a standard designation for a specific type of rivet.
Weld stud rivets, also known as weld studs or welding studs, are specialized fasteners used in welding applications to join metal components together.
