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Plastic rivets tend to be cylindrical, headed fasteners that can be either pushed or pressed into place when securing items together as permanent fastening solutions and are actually used all around us across a whole host of applications. Types of Plastic Rivets in our range Our Pop Riveting range is strong, but lightweight. It offers good electrical insulating properties, as well as resistance from vibraton, abrasion and corrosion. Much like a solid rivet, a semi-tubular rivet (Figure 3 labeled F) has a hole at the end of the tail. The hole causes the shaft to roll outward when force is applied, hence requiring less force for application and assembly. Oscar rivet Solid rivets, or the original rivet. These solid fasteners resist water, vibration, tampering, and other severe conditions. Snap Rivets are supplied pre-assembled and simply push into the required holes providing a fast and neat solution.

Self-piercing rivets, or SPRs, (Figure 3 labeled D), do not need pre-punched holes, unlike other rivet types. SPRs are cold-forged in a semi-tubular shape, and the end geometry has a groove that aids the rivet in piercing the material to be joined. These types of rivets help create a gas/water-tight joint. Threaded rivet Blind Rivets also known as drive rivets have a mandrel through their centre that once inserted into pre-drilled holes of the parts they are joining, the blind end expands and the mandrel snaps off. They can be installed from only one side making them ideal for areas where access is limited.

Suitable for front panel mounting, these economical clips easily snap into round holes and cover a smaller surface area. They are ideal for securely holding a variety of materials in place, including both metals and plastics. No tools are required for installation - simply apply thumb pressure over the flat round-shaped head. This Rivet Gun is suitable for use with Pop Rivets. The combination setting tool is ideal for one-hand applications. The single handed operation allows you to decrease the pressure required for riveting by up to 40 percent. This is achieved because operating force increases as a users hand closes around the lever; this force is fully taken advantage of by way of the special lever with an ergonomic design. Plastic rivets are suitable for use in a variety of applications, including the automotive, and construction industries. They are also used in electronics applications and also widely used in medical and consumer products too. What are the benefits of choosing plastic rivets? Rivets come in a wide range of sizes; length and width are equally important. As they are fastening materials, an estimate of the number of rivets required is essential in determining proper surface area distribution to ensure the strength and stability of the completed structure. Rivets need to fit through the pilot hole of both surfaces and then expand to work correctly. A user must contend with lateral and vertical forces, which could shear the rivet. General estimates for the rivet dimensions are:

The rivet installation tool has a robust design that offers secure riveting. The gun features a used rivet mandrel container. The guns jaw mechanism grips the rivet mandrel firmly after breaking, which can then be released once more by pressing the lever forwards. The long stroke is handy for highly blind rivets. Used with coloured metal sheets, particularly cladding sheets for industrial and agricultural buildings. A large variety of rivets is available due to the many different materials that need joining. Here are some of the different kinds of rivets and how they work. Solid rivet

Suitable for light to medium duty applications; a Pop Rivet can be used in place of adhesives, screws, nuts and bolts. Pop Fasteners permanently fix two materials together. They are ideal for thin applications, and suitable for materials including; woods, metals and plastics.

Browse our extensive Nylon Snap Rivet range that fits with a simple push, and have a tidy and smooth finish. Options made from Nylon 6, with a UL94 V2 flame resistance, or made from Nylon 6/66 with a flame resistance of UL94 V0. Also available in the Nylon Snap Rivets range are Heat Resistant Rivet Snaps made from Nylon 4/6 that have a UL94 V2 flame resistance rating. Rivets are very common and find their way into various applications to bind two or more materials. Many industries use rivets, including:

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Easily installed, with a hammer or with a special riveting tool. Pop Riveters are inserted into a tight panel hole, passing through the two materials being riveted. Threaded insert and rivet nuts which are applied like a classic rivet integrate seamless, strong, and permanent threading in fragile sheet materials