Pop rivet low buckling
Yoshikawa Shoko Co., Ltd.
About This Product
■Low buckling
Low buckling means that both the low buckling side and the flange side are nearly flat, increasing the degree of freedom in design. The PTM type is used by counterboring both sides of the base material pilot hole.
Pop rivets are a type of common fastener used to join two different materials. Pop rivets are commonly used to join thin materials such as aluminum and steel. This works by applying force with a special tool to the tip of a pin called a ``rivet'' attached to one side of the material with a hole, causing the pin to expand and join to the other material. .
Pop rivets are used in a variety of industries including architecture, automotive, aerospace, and electronics. Unlike the welding method, the pop rivet method does not require spatter treatment, and no post-treatment is required after fastening.
Compared to spot arc welding, tapping screw methods, etc., the pop rivet one-sided fastening method allows even beginners to perform assembly work easily and quickly, contributing to cost reductions. Compliant with the RoHS Directive, we have a wide selection of products that can meet a variety of design specifications.
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Pop rivet low buckling
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Yoshikawa Shoko Co., Ltd.
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1 Models of Pop rivet low buckling
| Product Image | Part Number | Price (excluding tax) | Fastening plate thickness | Quantity in large box | Quantity in small box | Rivet diameter | Specification | Workpiece hole diameter |
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SK30M20PTM |
$ 68.77〜 | 1.5-2.0 | 10,000 | 1,000 | 3 | Steel x steel, countersunk | 3.3 |
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