Closed-end rivets offer an exceptionally efficient means of establishing watertight seals across a diverse array of applications. They deliver enhanced tensile strength and superior mandrel retention, resulting in improved performance and heightened sealing capabilities when compared to open-end rivets. Closed-end blind rivets find common use in various applications such as signage, electronic enclosures, scoreboards, LED displays, and more.

Multi-grip blind rivets offer a broader range of grip lengths compared to traditional blind rivets. These rivets are versatile and suitable for a variety of applications, allowing manufacturers to reduce the number of rivet types they need to stock. This results in benefits such as reduced storage space requirements, fewer types of rivets to keep track of and order, and a decreased likelihood of using the wrong rivet for a particular assembly.

A standard open-end rivet is a type of fastener used to join two or more pieces of material together. It typically consists of a cylindrical shaft with a head on one end and a tapered or pointed end on the other. When the rivet is inserted through holes in the materials to be joined and its tapered end is deformed or "bucked" using a riveting tool, it expands and forms a secure connection, holding the materials together.

These rivets are commonly used in a wide range of applications, such as in construction, automotive assembly, and manufacturing. They provide a reliable and cost-effective method for creating strong and permanent connections between materials.

OneMonroe provides structural rivets that come with an internal locking feature. These rivets are commonly employed in the construction and repair of truck bodies. Notably, the locking feature remains concealed and isn't visible once the rivet is installed.

For more information or to place an order for these specialized structural rivets, please don't hesitate to contact OneMonroe.