Threaded Rivet

Threaded rivets are considered a new generation of rivets. Their use is justified where additional components are planned to be installed at the joint. The rivets have a cylindrical shape, with thread applied on the cylinder.

Retention on the component is provided by the head. Threaded rivets are produced in diameters from 3 to 10 mm.

Applications

The rivets are notable for their multifunctionality. They allow two sheets to be joined while leaving space for screwing in another fastener for a third component. Such rivets make it possible to create a threaded connection even in thin sheets without risk of deformation.

Features

Threaded rivets are installed using a rivet gun. Its working part has a threaded rod matching the rivet’s thread. On the back side of the rivet there is a collar, while on the other side it is held by the working head. Such rivets are made of stainless steel or of regular steel with subsequent zinc plating for protection against adverse factors.