Aluminium
We distinguish three types of heads for separator rivets:
Flat - the most universal for general use
Mortised - for applications when a smooth surface is required, after riveting the head does not extend above the surface of the material
Large - a larger area is provided for distributing pressure across the material over a greater surface, which prevents possible deformation or cracking.
Aluminium / Stainless Steel
This combination of materials is designed particularly for applications in aluminium, where problems with corrosion may occur, for example, metal furni...
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Aluminium / Aluminium
Aluminium rivets are designed for joining soft materials, such as wood or plastic. At the same time, these are resistance to oxidation. They are freque...
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Aluminium Soft Materials
The type of rivet designed for joining soft material to hard, or soft to brittle, or brittle to brittle.
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Grooved
We use threaded rivets for applications in blind, impassable holes. Threading provides a strong anchor inside the riveted joint.
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Multigrip
Multi-purpose rivets facilitate joining of various types of materials, including soft to hard or soft to soft. During application, the body of the rive...
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Peeled
During the application of a peel rivet, the body of the rivet splits into four parts, like the peel of a banana, which then provides light and balanced...
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Trebol
Type of rivet created for joining materials hard to soft or soft to soft, such as metal to plastic or plastic to plastic. This is frequently used in th...
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Sealed
We use sealing rivets for joints at which prevention is required against penetration of liquids or gases.
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Structural
Reinforcing rivets are designed for joining aluminium parts, where great emphasis is placed on the high strength of the joint in tension and shear. Def...
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