Iron Blind Rivets with High Strength for Reliable Industry Performance

• Customization: Available
• Material: Iron
• Surface Finishing: None
• Model NO.: 1-1
• Certification: ISO
• Performance: Eco-Friendly
• Customized: Non-Customized
• Strength Level: 4.8
• Applicable Industries: Construction, Industry, etc.
• After-Sales: Three Months
• Weight: Weighing
• Transport Package: Container
• Specification: 1-100
• Trademark: Huilin
• Origin: Handan, Hebei
• HS Code: 0101101010
• Production Capacity: 50000

Product Description

Core pulling rivets, also known as rivets or blind rivets, are essential fasteners designed for securely connecting various metal and non-metal materials. They are particularly invaluable in applications where maintaining high strength and a flat surface post-riveting is crucial. Below is a comprehensive insight into core pulling rivets:

1, Structural Characteristics

Core pulling rivets brilliantly comprise two primary components: the nail rod (also referred to as the core rod) and the nail sleeve (or rivet body). The nail rod is a meticulously crafted metal rod featuring threads or unique shapes, while the nail sleeve is a hollow metal cylinder adorned with threads or grooves on its inner wall to perfectly match the nail rod. During utilization, a specialized riveting tool adeptly draws the nail rod into the nail sleeve, inducing plastic deformation of the nail sleeve and achieving a firm and secure connection between two or more components.

2, Working Principle

1. Preparation Stage: The riveting process begins by threading the rivet rod of the core pulling rivet through the pre-drilled hole of the components needing riveting, followed by placing the nail sleeve onto the rivet rod.

2. Riveting Stage: Utilizing sophisticated riveting tools, the tail of the nail rod is firmly clamped, and tension is diligently applied. Under this expert tension, the nail rod is carefully drawn into the nail sleeve.

3. Deformation Stage: As the nail rod is progressively pulled in, the nail sleeve undergoes compression and plastic deformation, ensuring the threads or grooves on its inner wall engage flawlessly with the nail rod.

4. Completion Stage: Once the nail rod is fully inserted into the nail sleeve, the riveting tool gracefully releases the tension, leaving the nail sleeve tightly enveloped around the nail rod, establishing a robust and enduring connection.

3, Advantages

1. High Connection Strength: Through leveraging plastic deformation, core pulling rivets achieve extraordinary high connection strength, ensuring durability and reliability.

2. Ease of Operation: The riveting process is simplified with the use of special riveting tools, eliminating the need for additional heating or welding equipment.

3. Versatile Applicability: Core pulling rivets are adept at connecting a wide range of metal and non-metal materials, proving especially effective for riveting thin plates, pipes, and other delicate components.

4. Aesthetic and Smooth Finish: Post-riveting, the component surface remains flat and smooth, free from conspicuous marks or unsightly protrusions, achieving a flawless finish.

4, Application Fields

Core pulling rivets find extensive use across various industries, including automotive manufacturing, aerospace, building curtain walls, electronic equipment, and furniture manufacturing. For instance, in automotive manufacturing, these rivets are frequently deployed for connecting body components; in aerospace, they are indispensable for aircraft structural riveting and beyond.

In conclusion, core pulling rivets are not only incredibly powerful but also remarkably user-friendly fasteners that are indispensable across multiple industries. With ongoing technological advancements and evolving application needs, the performance and diversity of core pulling rivets are continually advancing and improving.