Blind Rivet

Blind rivets are a type of rivets used for single-sided riveting, but they must be riveted with a special tool - a riveting gun (manual, electric, pneumatic). During riveting, the rivet core is pulled by a special riveting gun, causing the rivet body to expand and achieving the riveting effect. This type of rivet is particularly suitable for riveting situations where it is inconvenient to use ordinary rivets (riveting must be done from both sides), and thus is widely used in products such as construction, automobiles, ships, aircraft, machinery, electrical appliances, and furniture. Among them, the open-end flat round head blind rivets are the most widely used. The countersunk head blind rivets are suitable for riveting occasions where the surface needs to be smooth, while the closed type blind rivets are suitable for riveting occasions that require higher loads and certain sealing performance.

Blind rivets are highly efficient fastening connection components. With features such as convenient installation and firm connection, they are widely used in various fields. The main scenarios include:

Automobile manufacturing

"Rail transit"

"Electronic appliances"

"Aerospace"

- Containers and logistics equipment

In conclusion, blind rivets are suitable for scenarios where traditional bolt connections are difficult to use, such as thin plates and profiles, to achieve rapid and reliable fastening. They are particularly suitable for single-sided operations (installation can only be carried out from one side).