What is the difference between blind rivets and solid rivets?

Blind rivets can be installed from one side of a joint using a rivet gun and are ideal where access to the back of the joint is limited, while solid rivets require access to both sides and are set by deforming the rivet with a hammer or press.

What materials are your rivets made from?

Our rivets are available in aluminum, steel, stainless steel, and copper, selected according to strength, weight, and corrosion resistance requirements.

Precision Rivets for Industrial Applications

Riegel Fasteners supplies reliable permanent fastening solutions for sheet metal, structural, and assembly applications, including blind, solid, and semi tubular rivets in a range of materials and finishes.

Types of Rivets We Supply

Blind Rivets

Solid Rivets

Semi Tubular Rivets

Technical Specifications

Materials Available	Mild Steel (MS), Stainless Steel (SS 304 / SS 316), Alloy Steel, Brass, High Tensile Steel
Standards	IS, DIN, ISO, ANSI/ASME
Finishes	Zinc Plated, Black Oxide, Hot Dip Galvanized (HDG), Passivated, Self Colour
Grades	As per product (e.g. Standard structural and commercial grades)

Rivets — Precision Rivets for Industrial Applications

Types of Rivets We Supply

Blind Rivets

Solid Rivets

Semi Tubular Rivets

Technical Specifications

Rivets Inventory

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Rivets — Precision Rivets for Industrial Applications

Types of Rivets We Supply

Blind Rivets

Solid Rivets

Semi Tubular Rivets

Technical Specifications

Rivets Inventory

Need Rivets in Bulk or Custom Specification?

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Technical Specifications