Rivets
Blind rivets (pop rivets) are heavy-duty fasteners designed for fast, secure joining of materials where rear access is not possible. They are widely used in the assembly of metal, aluminum, and plastic frames, cladding panels, and signmaking systems. Thanks to straightforward installation and high shear/tensile resistance, they provide permanent, vibration-proof connections across diverse fabrication projects.
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Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
Designed profiles for the production of totems, anchoring of Debond and other sandwich materials for building cladding and polycarbonate profiles.
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Riveting suitable for wide use. Quick replacement of screws and nuts for permanent connection of two parts, regardless of the material from which they are made. Metal, plastic or other materials are quickly and reliably linked by rivets without twisting or damaging the material.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
When are blind rivets used?
Blind rivets are used where there is no access to the rear (blind) side of the workpiece or where nuts and bolts are impractical. Typical applications include structural joints, sheet metal fabrication, profile framing, and advertising panels. The rivet provides a strong, permanent mechanical fastening without requiring complex tooling.
How do I choose the right blind rivet?
When choosing a rivet, consider the substrate materials being joined (e.g., steel, aluminium, polycarbonate) and the expected tensile and shear loads. The rivet diameter and grip range (shank length) must correspond directly to the total combined material thickness. The correct selection guarantees a secure, tight joint free of play.
How are blind rivets installed?
Blind rivets are set using a manual, pneumatic, or cordless riveting tool that pulls the mandrel until it snaps. The rivet body is inserted into a pre-drilled hole, and the tool pulls the mandrel head into the rivet casing to form a blind-side bulb, breaking off at the predetermined break point. The resulting connection is durable, vibration-resistant, and suitable for outdoor exposure.
