The purpose of rivets

Semi-round head rivets are mainly used as riveting occasions with relatively large lateral loads, and are the most widely used.

Due to the hypertrophy of the nail head, flat cone rivets are often used in riveting occasions with strong corrosion such as hulls and boiler tanks.

Countersunk head and 1200 countersunk rivets are mainly used as riveting occasions where the surface layer must be smooth and smooth, and the load is not very large.

Semi-countersunk head and 1200 semi-countersunk head rivets are mainly used as riveting occasions where the surface layer must be smooth and smooth, and the load is not very large.

Flat-head rivets are used as riveting applications with general loads.

Flat head and flat round head rivets are mainly used for riveting of metal plates or leather products, canvas products, wood and other non-metallic materials.

Large flat head rivets are mainly used as riveting occasions for non-metallic materials.

Semi-hollow rivets are mainly used as riveting occasions where the load is not very large.

For the option of its head shape, please refer to the brief introduction of the various solid rivets described above.

Hollow rivets are light in weight and weak in nail head, and are used as riveting occasions for non-metallic materials that are not very large with the load.

Headless rivets are mainly used as riveting occasions for non-metallic materials.

Tubular rivets are used as load-free riveting occasions for non-metallic materials.

Signage rivets are mainly used as nameplates on riveting machinery and equipment, equipment, etc.

Core rivets are a type of rivet for single-sided riveting, but they must be riveted using a special tool - riveting gun (manual, electric, active).

This type of rivet is especially suitable for riveting occasions where ordinary rivets are not convenient (must be riveted from both sides), so it is widely used in building construction, automotive industry, shipbuilding, aircraft manufacturing, machinery and equipment, electrical equipment, office furniture and other products.

Among them, the open type flat round core rivet is the most widely used, the countersunk core rivet is suitable for riveting occasions that require smooth performance, and the closed core rivet is suitable for riveting occasions that require higher load and certain sealing performance.

Core rivet is another type of single-sided rivet, when riveting, hit the head of the rivet with a hand hammer to expose the nail core, so that it is level with the end face of the nail head, that is, to complete the riveting operation, very convenient, especially suitable for riveting occasions that are inconvenient to use ordinary rivets (must be riveted from both sides) or core rivets (lack of rivet guns).

Usually used flat round head core riveting, countersunk core rivet is suitable for occasions where the surface layer needs to be riveted flat and smooth.