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Aluminum Core Rivets With Round Head(50/100/200 Pcs)2024New Drive Rivets,Knock Type Expansion Aluminum Rivets,Half Round Head Aluminum Core Rivets
Specification:
100% Brand new and high quality
Product Name:Aluminum Core Rivets With Round Head
Material : Aluminum alloy
Colour : Silver
Specification: 5*7mm/0.196*0.275in
Weight: 1.1g/pcs
Package Contents:
50/100/200PCS* round head aluminum core rivets
Notes:
1.Due to different displays and lighting effects, the actual color of the product may be slightly different from the color shown on the picture. Thanks!
2.Due to manual measurement, please allow slight measurement deviation
K. Eddington
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
As expected
K. Eddington
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
As expected
Bruce
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
These are the sort of thing I need to replace the round headed blind rivets of my 1963 Airstream trailer. They can mimic the look and seal of the original rivets.The issue I ran into is that you must apply a LOT of force to get the split to expand, and in a few examples, the pin just mashed out instead.Well, some of the new pin-rivets had come apart in the bag. That lead me to discover that the pins were just blunt cylinders going into a flat-bottomed hole (with splits cut). Most pin-based split rivet like fasteners have a conical bore and a conical tipped pin - see photo #2, a pin that I spun and ground down to come to a point.Yes, just that little modification made that rivet split with much less force. It would be even easier if the bore hole had a matching conical bottom (like a normal drill bit would make).Another note, the top of the bore hole has a rounded edge. Flush with the pin would make for better cosmetic appearance in my application - looking more like a round-head solid rivet.Price is high for the issues I found with these.
Bruce
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
These are the sort of thing I need to replace the round headed blind rivets of my 1963 Airstream trailer. They can mimic the look and seal of the original rivets.The issue I ran into is that you must apply a LOT of force to get the split to expand, and in a few examples, the pin just mashed out instead.Well, some of the new pin-rivets had come apart in the bag. That lead me to discover that the pins were just blunt cylinders going into a flat-bottomed hole (with splits cut). Most pin-based split rivet like fasteners have a conical bore and a conical tipped pin - see photo #2, a pin that I spun and ground down to come to a point.Yes, just that little modification made that rivet split with much less force. It would be even easier if the bore hole had a matching conical bottom (like a normal drill bit would make).Another note, the top of the bore hole has a rounded edge. Flush with the pin would make for better cosmetic appearance in my application - looking more like a round-head solid rivet.Price is high for the issues I found with these.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
Found about 50 rivets have missing center pins to expand them
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
Found about 50 rivets have missing center pins to expand them
Donald T
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024
ease of use
Donald T
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024
ease of use
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