Rivets, Blind & Speed Fasteners
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Solid / Semi-Tubular Rivet
(3) Solid rivets are the most common type of rivet. They consist of a solid cylindrical shaft with a head on one end. The head is formed by expanding the shaft with a rivet gun. Semi-tubular rivets are similar to solid rivets, but they have a shallow hole in the center of the shaft. This hole allows the rivet to be installed with less force, and it also makes the rivet more flexible. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Solid-Semi-Tubular-Rivets.jpg Rivet - Structural with High Shear Strength, Locking Pin Collar Bolts & Systems
(3485) High shear strength rivets are fasteners specifically designed to endure substantial force, making them ideal for applications like construction that demand secure connections. Locking pin collar bolts are another type of robust fastener, comprising a bolt, collar, and pin. Once the pin is fed through the collar and bolt, the collar is crimped, forming a secure and strong connection. Both these fasteners are components of larger systems that work collectively to establish robust connections. /Asset/POP-Avdel_Structural_Rivets_T_Rivet_BSLT.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Open Ended Standard Nail Rivets
(1234) Breakstem rivets are specialized fasteners with a mandrel that separates post-installation, commonly used in contexts where the removal of the rivet is necessary down the line. A subcategory of breakstem rivets, open-ended standard nail rivets feature an open end, making them ideal for applications that require the insertion of wire or other elements through the rivet following its installation. /Asset/speed-nail-rivet.jpg Rivet - Closed End, Sealed
(93) Closed-end rivets are a specific category of blind rivets distinguished by their closed end design, typically employed when a watertight or airtight seal is required. A subset of these, known as sealed rivets, come with a sealant applied to the closed end, making them a suitable choice for applications where a long-lasting watertight or airtight seal is paramount. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Closed-End-H-Rivets.jpg Rivets
(2) Tubular plain rivets, featuring a hollow shaft and a head, are driven into material to form a waterproof, airtight joint. Widely utilized in construction and manufacturing sectors such as automotive and furniture, these rivets are also found in leather goods and jewelry crafting due to their reliable and durable connections. /Asset/POP-Avdel_Non-Structural_Rivets_N_Rivet_AACS.jpg Rivets, Breakstem
(28) A breakstem rivet is a type of blind rivet that is set by breaking off the mandrel. The rivet has a hollow shaft with a mandrel inside. The mandrel is pushed through the materials being joined, and then the rivet is set by expanding the tail. The mandrel is then broken off, leaving a small, mushroom-shaped head on the rivet. Our breakstem rivets are made of aluminum or steel with a zinc finish. We have many sizes to choose from to best suit your specific application. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Blind-Rivets-BreakStem-Pop-Style.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Blind 2 Piece Rivet
(108) A two-piece blind or breakstem rivet is a specific kind of blind fastener utilized to create a long-lasting bond between two materials. The term "breakstem" is derived from the rivet's unique feature where the mandrel, or stem, breaks away post-installation, resulting in a neat, flush finish. These rivets find extensive use across numerous industries such as aerospace, construction, and electrical sectors. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-2-Piece-Rivets.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Blind Peel-Type, Split Tail - T Rivet
(220) Breakstem, blind peel-type, split tail - T rivets are a kind of blind fastener utilized for creating permanent bonds between materials. Characterized by a breakstem design, the rivet's mandrel breaks away after installation. Its peel-type structure can be installed in ultra-thin materials, and the split tail ensures enhanced connection security and ease of removal if needed. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-Peel-Type-Split-Tail-T-Rivet.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Blind Sealing, Self Plugging
(32) A breakstem, blind sealing, self-plugging rivet is a type of blind fastener that is used to create a permanent connection between two pieces of material. It is called a "breakstem" rivet because the mandrel, or stem, of the rivet breaks off after installation, leaving a smooth, flush finish. The self-plugging design of this rivet allows it to be installed in materials as thin as 0.020" (0.5mm). The sealing sleeve expands after installation to create a watertight and airtight seal. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-Sealing-Self-Plugging.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Blind with High Strength
(634) A breakstem blind rivet of high-strength variety is a specialized blind fastener created to form a solid and enduring link between two materials. Specifically designed for high-intensity applications, this rivet ensures a firm and long-lasting union. Constructed from resilient materials like steel or stainless steel, they offer versatility as they can be applied to various materials, including metal, plastic, and wood. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-with-High-Strength.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Blind with Multi-Grip Ranges
(488) A multi-grip range breakstem blind rivet is a specialized blind fastener that provides a durable bond between different materials. Specifically designed for applications needing a vast spectrum of grip sizes, this type of rivet features a flexible body, typically crafted from nylon or stainless steel. This flexibility enables it to expand and adjust to a wide array of material thicknesses, ensuring a secure connection. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Multi-Grip-Rivets.jpg Rivet - Self Piercing Rivet
(32) Self-piercing rivets represent a unique category of blind fasteners utilized for establishing a permanent bond between two materials. Their distinguishing feature is their self-piercing ability, eliminating the need for pre-drilled holes. When inserted, the mandrel expands, piercing the material and forming a secure connection. This kind of rivet sees wide application in industries like automotive, furniture, and appliances, where typically only one side of the material is accessible. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Self-Piercing-Rivets-Tape.jpg Speed Rivet
(87) A speed rivet is a type of blind fastener that is used to create a permanent connection between two pieces of material. It is called a "speed" rivet because it can be installed quickly and easily with a rivet gun. Speed rivets are commonly used in automotive, furniture, and appliance applications, where only one side of the material is accessible. They are also used in a variety of other industries, including aerospace, construction, and electrical. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Speed-Rivet.jpg Speed Rivet - Briv®, Chobert ®, NeoSpeed®, Rivscrew®
(885) A Speed Rivet - Briv®, Chobert ®, NeoSpeed®, Rivscrew® is a type of blind fastener that is used to create a permanent connection between two pieces of material. It is called a "speed" rivet because it can be installed quickly and easily with a rivet gun. Speed Rivets - Briv®, Chobert ®, NeoSpeed®, Rivscrew® are commonly used in automotive, furniture, and appliance applications, where only one side of the material is accessible. They are also used in a variety of other industries, including aerospace, construction, and electrical. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Drive-Rivets.jpg Tooling - Speed Riveting & Accessories
(6) Speed riveting is a method of fastening two or more materials together using a rivet. The rivet is installed using a speed riveting tool, which crimps the rivet into place. This creates a secure connection that can withstand a lot of force. Speed riveting is a fast and efficient way to fasten materials together, and it is often used in applications where a high degree of precision is required. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Tooling-Breadstem-Rivets.jpg Rivet - Breakstem, Blind Added Features
(4) Breakstem rivets are a type of rivet that has a mandrel that breaks off after the rivet is installed. This allows the rivet to be installed from one side of the material, making it a blind rivet. Breakstem rivets are typically made of steel or aluminum and are available in a variety of sizes and finishes. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-with-High-Strength.jpg Closed End Rivets (ADxxH, SKxxH)
(83) Discover our selection of closed-end rivets, engineered to deliver secure and durable fastening solutions across a range of applications. These rivets provide a strong and reliable connection, ensuring permanent joints that withstand mechanical stresses, vibrations, and tension. Explore the outstanding features and advantages of our closed-end rivets, and find the ideal solution for your fastening requirements. /Asset/pop-closed-end-steel_2.jpg Easy Entry Rivets (EAD, ESD)
(12) Discover our range of easy-entry rivets, engineered to deliver quick and convenient fastening solutions for a variety of applications. These high-quality rivets offer exceptional durability and functionality, ensuring secure and hassle-free connections. Explore the outstanding features and benefits of our easy-entry rivets, and experience why they are the perfect choice for all your fastening needs. /Asset/easy-entry-rivets.jpg Grip Tite & HR (High Retention) Rivets (SDxxHT / SKxxHR)
(40) We present our high retention and grip-tight rivets, crafted to offer robust fastening solutions for a broad spectrum of tasks. Our rivets stand out due to their superior quality, long-lasting durability, and practical functionality, promising consistent performance and increased resilience. Explore the extraordinary advantages of our grip-tight and high-retention rivets and understand why they stand as the optimal choice for your fastening necessities. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Multi-Grip-Rivets.jpg HS (High Strength) Rivets (SDxxHS)
(5) High-strength rivets are a type of blind rivet that is designed to provide a secure and positive connection that can withstand high loads. They are made of a high-strength alloy, such as stainless steel or titanium, which makes them more durable and able to withstand higher loads than other types of rivets. High-strength rivets are available in a variety of sizes and materials, so you can choose the right rivet for your specific application. They are typically used in applications where a secure and positive connection is required, but where the load is high, such as in aerospace, marine, and other industrial applications. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-with-High-Strength.jpg LS/LSR (Load Spreading Rivets - ACD, ADxxALS)
(13) Load spreading rivets, a particular type of blind rivet, are engineered to distribute the load across a broader region. Their distinctive design incorporates a collar or flange that enlarges upon installation, thereby establishing an expanded surface area to sustain the load. Our load-spreading rivets feature both body and stem made of aluminum, with a standard finish on the rivet and stem for simplicity and durability. /Asset/ls-rivet.jpg Micro Rivets (TAPD)
(5) Our micro-sized rivets offer the perfect solution for securing small components and delicate materials with utmost precision. These compact and versatile rivets offer secure connections in various industries, experience their strength and durability in every connection. /Asset/pop-micro.jpg Multi-Grip Rivets (AD/Kxx-xx / MG2x)
(59) Multi-grip rivets are a type of blind rivet that can be used to join materials of different thicknesses. They have a unique design that allows the rivet to expand to a larger diameter, which creates a secure connection even when the materials are not the same thickness. Multi-grip rivets are available in a variety of sizes and materials, so you can choose the right rivet for your specific application. They are typically used in applications where a secure and positive connection is required, but where the materials may be of different thicknesses, such as in automotive, aerospace, and marine applications. /Asset/pop-multi-grip-steel_2.jpg Open End Rivets (AD/K, SD/K, SSD/K, MD/K)
(456) Open-end rivets are a kind of blind rivets, characterized by a hollow mandrel that gets pushed into the rivet body and expanded. This action leads to the mandrel breaking off, leaving an open end behind. We produce these rivets from various materials such as aluminum and stainless steel, to name a few. They are predominantly used in settings demanding a secure connection, primarily in industrial applications, where the rivet's aesthetics aren't a primary concern. /Asset/pop-open-steel_16-100x100.jpg Pull-Thru (PT) Rivets (SKK , ex-SNSK)
(18) Pull-thru rivets are a type of blind rivet that is installed by pulling the mandrel through the rivet body. The rivet has a hollow mandrel that is inserted into the rivet body and then pulled through, which expands the rivet and locks it in place. Our pulol-thru rivets are made with steel mandrel for their stem material, a zinc rivet finish, and a protective coating stem finish. Our products are designed to withstand wear and tear ensuring durability. /Asset/pull-through-rivet.jpg Self Plugger Rivets (SDxxSP)
(15) Self-plug rivets are a type of blind rivet that is designed to be installed without the need for a mandrel. The rivet has a hollow mandrel that is inserted into the rivet body and then expanded, which forces the mandrel to break off and leave a smooth, flush finish. Self-plug rivets are available in a variety of sizes and materials, so you can choose the right rivet for your specific application. They are typically used in applications where a secure and positive connection is required, but where the appearance of the rivet is important, such as in furniture, appliances, and other consumer products. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-with-High-Strength.jpg Soft Set Rivets (PAD / PAK)
(21) Soft-set rivets are a type of blind rivet that is designed to be used in materials that are more brittle or sensitive to damage than other materials. They are made of a soft alloy that is designed to expand and deform more easily than other types of rivets, which helps to prevent the material from cracking or breaking. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Rivet-Breakstem-Blind-Added-Features.jpg Tri-Fold (T) Rivets (ADxxxTFBS)
(18) Tri-fold rivets are a type of blind rivet that is designed to provide a secure and positive connection. They are made of a high-strength alloy that is resistant to corrosion. The rivet body has a unique three-fold design that provides a mechanical interlock with the surrounding material, which helps to prevent the rivet from loosening or pulling out. /Asset/tri-fold-rivet.jpg Ultra-Grip (UG) Rivets (AD/K-UG, SD/K-UG)
(20) Ultra-Grip rivets are a type of blind rivet that is designed to provide a secure and positive connection. They are made of a high-strength alloy that is resistant to corrosion. The rivet body has a unique serrated design that provides a mechanical interlock with the surrounding material, which helps to prevent the rivet from loosening or pulling out. /Asset/ultra-grip-rivet.jpg Various Rivet Tools
(15) Our collection offers an array of rivet tools designed to meet your specific needs. Our tools come with mandrel stems made from steel or stainless steel, offer flange or dome heads, and provide options for ultra grip rivets or self plugger rivets. With a range of tools and nosepieces available, we're equipped to cater to a wide variety of applications. /Asset/ABE-Rivet-Nuts-Rivet-Nut-Tooling.jpg Rivet - Drive Rivet
(231) Drive rivets are a type of rivet that is installed by driving a mandrel through the rivet and then pulling the mandrel out. The mandrel expands the rivet, creating a secure connection between two objects. Drive rivets are typically made of steel or aluminum and are available in a variety of sizes and finishes. /Asset/ABE-Rivets-Blind-Speed-Fasteners-Drive-Rivets.jpg 
