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Open-end rivets are versatile and cost-effective fasteners for general applications. Sealed rivets feature a closed-end structure designed to prevent fluid, moisture, or gas from passing through, making them excellent for waterproof or airtight seals.
Countersunk rivets are ideal when a flush, flat surface is required after installation. They help eliminate protrusions, reducing physical snagging and improving aerodynamics or aesthetics in tight spaces.
Tubular rivets require less force to set than solid rivets. They are typically used in joints requiring pivot movement (like scissors, folders, and hinges) or to fasten leather, plastics, and light-gauge metals.
Our colored rivets undergo advanced surface treatments, such as painting or anodization, which provide high durability, scratch resistance, and protection against environmental corrosion.
To choose the proper size, measure the combined thickness of the materials you are joining (grip range) and the pre-drilled hole diameter. Selecting a rivet that matches these specifications ensures maximum joint strength.
