Standard Blind Rivets
DIN 7337 style
Open-end dome-head construction for general sheet-metal assembly.
Category 05
Rivets & Installation Tools
Blind and solid riveting options for sheet metal, enclosures, profiles, transport and general assembly, with installation tools to match the rivet and the volume.
Al / SteelAll stainlessMulti-gripManual / Pneumatic
Product range
Types we supply
Common configurations in this family. Special variants are available against drawings, samples or standards.
Multi-Grip Rivets
Broad grip range
One rivet covers several material thicknesses, reducing SKU count.
Structural / Bulb Rivets
High clamp and shear
Retained mandrel and wide bulb for high-load and vibration applications.
Coated / Closed-End Rivets
Sealed body
Closed end for water- and air-tight joints; painted heads to match panels.
Peel Rivets
Wide backside spread
Splits into petals behind the joint for soft, plastic and low-density materials.
Large-Flange Rivets
Larger bearing surface
Extra-wide head supports thin or soft sheet and oversized holes.
Solid Rivets
DIN 660 / DIN 661 style
One-piece permanent fastener for structural and general assemblies.
Riveting Tools
Manual / pneumatic / battery
Hand riveters, lazy-tong and pneumatic-hydraulic tools selected by rivet size and volume.
Technical data
Specifications
A starting reference. Final size, grade, finish and conformance are confirmed against your RFQ and the agreed standard or drawing.
Download full brochure ↓| Diameters | 2.4, 3.2, 4.0, 4.8, 6.4 mm common for blind rivets |
|---|---|
| Body / mandrel | Aluminium / steel, aluminium / aluminium, steel / steel, stainless / stainless |
| Head styles | Dome, countersunk, large flange |
| Grip range | Selected by total joint thickness; multi-grip options |
| Finishes | Natural, zinc plated, painted heads in RAL colours on request |
| Dimensional references | DIN 7337, DIN 660, DIN 661; ISO 15977-15983 equivalents by agreement |
| Tools | Manual, lazy-tong, pneumatic-hydraulic and battery riveters |
| Documentation | Material and inspection documentation when agreed |
Where it is used
Typical applications
- Bus, truck and trailer bodies
- HVAC ducting and cabinets
- Solar frames and cable trays
- Electrical enclosures
- Appliance and sheet-metal fabrication
- Signage and profiles
Faster quotation
What to include in your RFQ
- Rivet type
- Body and mandrel material
- Diameter
- Length or grip range
- Head style
- Joint stack (materials and thickness)
- Installation method / tool
Buyer questions
Frequently asked
Not answered here? Send us your question below.
What hole size should I drill?
Typically about 0.1 mm larger than the rivet diameter - for example 3.3 mm for a 3.2 mm rivet and 4.9 mm for a 4.8 mm rivet. Follow the recommended size for the specific rivet.
How do I avoid corrosion at the joint?
Match the rivet material to the sheet: aluminium rivets for aluminium, stainless rivets for stainless. Mixing metals in wet environments causes galvanic corrosion.
Which tool do I need?
Hand riveters suit low volumes and small diameters. For production lines or 4.8-6.4 mm stainless and structural rivets, a pneumatic-hydraulic tool is recommended.
