Self-Piercing Rivets
( STANDARD TYPE )
Features
No hole in workpieces needed
Self-piercing rivets punch through (pierce) through the workpiece as they fasten them together, thus eliminating the need for pre-made holes in the workpiece.
Secure fastening of dissimilar materials
Self-piercing rivets can be used to fasten dissimilar materials that are difficult to weld together like aluminum and steel, or even metal and wood.
Perfect for fastening painted/coated steel plates
Self-piercing rivets fasten workpieces without heating the material, thus eliminating the need for repainting painted workpieces.
Clean fastening for a cleaner workplace
No sparks, smoke or swarf is generated when fastening Self-piercing rivets, all of which contributes to a cleaner workplace overall.
Fastening Process
Specification Table
(Standard Self-piercing Rivets)
Types of Heads
Low Round
Flat
Countersunk
Example Applications for Blind Rivets
Since they require no pre-drilled holes, self-piercing rivets are used in roof trusses which demand strength and long-term durability.
Self-piercing rivets are used to assemble storage sheds which must withstand harsh weather conditions for long periods of time. They eliminate the need for pre-drilled holes in the workpieces and provide an excellent seal after fastening.
The high strength and durability of self-piercing rivets makes them ideal for large workpiece assemblies like the doors on wing roofed trucks.
Self-piercing rivets are used to assemble automotive sunroofs, which require high durability and strength. We can design and manufacture rivet setters (for automatically feeding rivets) for mass-production assembly, manufacture riveting jigs, and offer other services.
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Blind Rivets
Semi-Tubular Rivets
Self-Piercing Rivets
Fastener Catalogue
