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Invented by Perch in 1935 and since then, it has been used in various industries in the military, aerospace and industrial markets worldwide under military and space standards, including MS 27130, NAS 1330 and NAS 1329. Rivet bolts are the best solution for creating internal and external threads for mounting components on thin metal, plastic or even ceramic sheets. The short installation time and associated low costs make the use of rivet bolts more affordable than other methods of connection. Rivet nuts and studs If the thickness of the sheet used to produce different parts is low, it is not possible to create threads in the sheet to attach the piece and welding methods and welding bolts are usually used. Rivets with fast and reliable placement on thin metal sheets, profiles, and industrial plastics without damaging the surface of the piece, usable at various stages of production and even on painted or plated surfaces, now. Replaces traditional methods. As these bolts have enough access to one side of the sheet, mounting them in hollow sections, profiles and places where access to the back of the work is restricted is possible. These bolts are available in aluminum, plated steel and stainless steel.
Benefits of rivet bolts
- Possibility of fast and secure creation of male or female threads on thin sheets
- Ability to be installed on metal sheets, resins and industrial plastics
- With this system, it is possible to install beads or bolts in hollow parts, profiles and places where access to the back is limited.
- No need to pay after installation even on painted or plated surfaces.
- Able to be used at various stages of production, to prepare components for assembly
- Unlike welded nuts, rivet nuts do not damage the surface of the piece and in addition to clean work does not harm the safety of the environment.
- Save time and money compared to alternatives
- Extremely high resistance that enables the opening and fastening of bolts in the piece.
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