Description

Blind rivets with internal locking and solid-circle configuration are commonly used in applications wherea strong, permanent joint is required. These types of blind rivets have a mandrel that breaks off after installation, leaving a solid-circle head that locks the joint securely in place. The internal locking mechanism provides additional resistance to vibration and loosening, making them ideal for use in high-stress applications. The finish of these blind rivets can be chromated or plain. A chromated finish provides additional protection against corrosion and can be used in outdoor or harsh environments. A plain finish is suitable for indoor applications where corrosion is not a concern. Blind rivets with internal locking and solid-circle configuration can be made from a variety of materials, including aluminum, steel, and stainless steel. The type of material used will depend on the specific application and environmental conditions. Overall, blind rivets with internal locking and solid-circle configuration are a reliable and versatile fastening solution that can be used in a wide range of applications, including aerospace, automotive, construction, and electronics, among others.

Key Features :

• Lightweight & Corrosion-Resistant – Made from aluminum for durability in various environments.
• One-Sided Installation – Can be installed from a single side, ideal for hard-to-reach areas.
• Strong & Secure Fastening – Provides a reliable, vibration-resistant connection.
• Versatile Applications – Suitable for HVAC, automotive, construction, and sheet metal work.
• Consistent Performance – Ensures uniform clamping force and a clean finish.
• Rust-Free & Weatherproof – Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Common questions :

1. What materials can these blind rivets be used on?
2. What is the grip range of the 3.2x14mm aluminum blind rivet?
3. Are these rivets corrosion-resistant for outdoor use?
4. How do I install aluminum blind rivets properly?
5. What type of rivet gun is required for installation?
6. Are these rivets suitable for high-vibration environments?
7. Can they be removed after installation? If so, how?
8. What is the tensile and shear strength of these rivets?
9. Are they compatible with stainless steel or other metal surfaces?
10. Do these rivets come in different head styles (dome, countersunk, etc.)?