Large flange rivets feature a larger washer-like head, which provides extra surface area support. They are ideal for fastening soft or brittle materials to rigid backings, preventing pull-through and damage to the fastened material.
Countersunk rivets are designed to fit flush into a pre-drilled countersunk hole. They are commonly used when a smooth, aerodynamic, or aesthetic surface is required, preventing any protrusions on the exterior structure.
Rivet nuts provide a secure, threaded insertion point in thin or fragile sheet materials where tapping threads is not structurally feasible. They allow for easy assembly and disassembly of secondary components using standard screws.
Sealed rivets, also known as closed-end rivets, feature a unique design that completely encapsulates the mandrel head. This ensures 100% resistance against moisture, liquid, and pressure leaks, making them perfect for marine and electronic applications.
Groove rivets are optimized for blind hole fastening in wood, plastics, and fibrous materials. The grooved body expands and bites into the surrounding material, offering high pull-out resistance without requiring a through-hole.
Solid rivets offer unparalleled strength and reliability. They are widely used in structural aerospace and construction applications because they fill the hole completely during installation, offering maximum shear and tensile strength.