Rivets are permanent mechanical fasteners used to join two or more materials by inserting a metal pin through aligned holes and deforming the tail end to create a solid head. Common types include blind rivets (pop rivets) for accessible-only-one-side applications, solid rivets for high-strength structural joints, and tubular rivets for softer materials. Selection depends on the materials being joinedgrip range (total thickness), and required shear and tensile strength. Proper installation with the correct tool is essential to form a secure, vibration-resistant joint that cannot be easily removed.

Rivet

Original price was: $13.35.Current price is: $12.68.
A rivet is a permanent mechanical fastener consisting of a cylindrical shaft with a head at one end. During installation, the shaft is passed through aligned holes in two or more pieces of material, and then the other end of the shaft is deformed to create a second head, effectively creating a secure and tight joint. Rivets are commonly used to fasten and join materials like metal sheets, plates, or components where a strong, durable, and vibration-resistant connection is required. They come in various types, such as solid, blind, and pop rivets, each suited to specific applications and installation conditions.

Riveter

Original price was: $21.81.Current price is: $20.72.
A riveter is a tool or a person skilled in the use of a riveting tool, which is a device used to join or fasten materials together by driving a metal pin or bolt (called a rivet) through the aligned holes of the materials and then securing it on the other side. Riveting is a method of permanent fastening that has been widely used in construction, manufacturing, and metalworking industries to create strong and durable connections between components.