Aluminum Countersunk Head Rivets

Aluminum countersunk head rivets are fasteners used to connect two or more thin sheets. Their countersunk heads allow them to sit flush with the surface after installation, minimizing protrusions and making them suitable for applications requiring smooth surfaces. Made primarily of aluminum, these rivets are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and highly conductive, making them widely used in industries such as aviation, automotive, electronics, and construction.

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Product Description

Introduction of aluminum countersunk head rivets

When installing aluminum countersunk head rivets, please note the following steps:

Pre-drilling: Pre-drill a hole in the material appropriate for the rivet diameter, with the hole diameter slightly larger than the rivet diameter.

Inserting the rivet: Insert the rivet into the pre-drilled hole, ensuring the head is flush with the material surface.

Using a riveting machine and a matching punch: Align the rivet tail with the punch on the riveting machine. Turn on the riveting machine to deform the rivet tail, forming a new head and completing the riveting.

Inspecting: Ensure the rivet is securely installed, with the head flush with the material surface and no loose or protruding parts.

Product Parameter (Specification)

Material	aluminum
Surface Treatment	Clean, zinc plating, nickecl plating, silver plating, as requested
Head Type	Countersunk head
Certificate	Rohs compliant
Shank Diameter	0.8-8mm
Tolerance	+/-0.05mm
Application	Suitable for use in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, electrical and electronics, etc.
Quality Control	100% whole range inspection through production ensures that each product meets the ISO standard, guaranteeing high-quality products.

Product Feature And Application

Aluminum countersunk head rivets are primarily used for riveting applications where smooth surfaces and low loads are required. They are commonly found in the following areas:

In transportation products, they are suitable for connecting components in automobiles, electromechanical products, and other applications where surface smoothness is critical.

In the construction industry and home appliances, they are used for riveting building decoration and appliance housings to ensure a clean appearance.

In industrial applications, they replace traditional rivets in non-load-bearing structures or decorative applications, reducing surface defects.