The Ease Use of Rivets

Rivets have many different sizes, shapes and metals for just about every conceivable application. Some nuts are designed with a recessed or counter sunk head, and some have a secondary securing feature that allow additional protection making this fastening tool more reliable.

It will take less pressure and applied force to effectively sink one when using a preloaded rivet nut gun, or other rivet installation tools.

1. Many high speed pneumatic brake rivet tools that are applied to secure brake pad linings to the metal backings. The applications typically use stainless steel rivets for their exceptional tension and corrosion resistance.

2. Huck rivet tools are speciality aircraft tools with a blind rivet nut system where accessibility is limited and the metal calls for high stress fasteners that can be removed for future access for repair or inspection.

3. Rivet nut tools enable to provide high quality removable fastening to metal and body panels where standard rivets would need costly removal efforts and perhaps damage the parts requiring periodic removal.