Stainless Steel Rivet

Stainless steel rivets are cylindrical rods with a flange at one end.

The flange can be flat or round-head — this type of rivet is considered standard. If the flange is recessed or has a minimal size, the rivet is called countersunk.

In addition to standard stainless steel rivets, there are blind rivets. They are more popular than the standard type. Rivets provide reliable permanent joints of components in machinery and construction.

Applications

A stainless steel rivet is resistant to adverse environmental effects while having a low cost. This is why rivets are widely used in installation and construction work, in mechanical assemblies, and for securing cladding.

They are used in mechanical engineering, instrument manufacturing, the production of medical equipment, household appliances, and electronics.

Features

The material used to produce rivets is alloyed steel grades. The product is made entirely of corrosion-resistant material, which protects against moisture and temperature effects.

Rivets are installed either by hand or using riveting equipment.