Rivets (5,000+ items) - Page 117
1/4in Dia 1/8in-1/4in 84 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Steel/Steel Mandrel Zinc, 250PK
125 Pieces No 8-32 UNC L .080-.130 Aluminum Hex Rivet Nut, 125PK
3/16in Dia 3/8in-1/2in 68 Grip - Oversized Head Blind Rivets Steel/Steel Mandrel Zinc, 1500PK
1/8in Dia 3/16in-1/8in 44 Grip - Oversized Head Blind Rivets Steel/Steel Mandrel Zinc, 100PK
200 Pieces 5/32in Dia 1/8in-3/16in 53 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Alum/Alum Mandrel, 200PK
Blind Rivet, Low Profile Head, 3/16 in Dia., 0.470 in - 0.550 in L, Aluminum Body, 5000 PK
5000 Pieces 1/8in Dia 0in-1/16in 41 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Alum/Alum Mandrel, 5000PK
5/32in Dia 3/16in-1/4in 54 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Steel/Steel Mandrel Zinc, 8000PK
5000 Pieces 1/8in Dia 1/4in-5/16in 45 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Alum/Alum Mandrel, 5000PK
500 Pieces 5/32in Dia 0in-1/8in 52 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Alum/Alum Mandrel, 500PK
5/32in Dia 1/4in-3/8in 56 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Stainless/Stainless Mandrel, 250PK
1/4in Dia 7/8in-1in 816 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Steel/Steel Mandrel Zinc, 1500PK
Blind Rivet, Low Profile Head, 3/16 in Dia., 0.470 in - 0.550 in L, Aluminum Body, 5000 PK
1000 Pieces 5/16-18 L .150-.312 Aluminum Small Flange Knurled Body Rivet Nut, 1000PK
3/16in Dia 1/4in-3/8in 66 Grip - Dome Head Blind Rivets Stainless/Stainless Mandrel, 50PK
About Rivets
Rivets are an essential fastening tool that can be used in a variety of materials and industries. They are commonly used to join two pieces of material together, such as wood, plastic, or metal. Rivets come in different sizes and styles to accommodate various applications.
Types of Rivets
Rivet supplies include pop rivets for woodworking projects, blind rivets for metal fabrication, and solid rivets for industrial uses. Pop rivets are often preferred when using rivets in wood because they provide a strong hold without requiring access to the back side of the material. Wood rivets can also be used when a more decorative look is desired.
How Rivets are Made
Riveting machines use force to push a mandrel through the center of the rivet body and expand it outward against the material being joined. The mandrel is then broken off leaving behind a small head that is flush with the surface.
Industries that use Rivets
Riveting is widely used across many industries such as construction, automotive repair, furniture making, aircraft manufacturing, and marine applications. Professionals rely on these tools to create durable joints that will last through even the toughest conditions.
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