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Blind rivet POP® Closed-End
countersunk headstainless steelwhite

blind rivet
blind rivet
blind rivet
blind rivet
blind rivet
blind rivet
blind rivet
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Characteristics

Type
blind
Head
countersunk head
Material
stainless steel
Color
white
Other characteristics
sealed, waterproof, high tensile strength, closed-end

Description

Fully sealed fastening! Our exclusive Closed-End rivet design is ideal for applications that need to be water-tight or when stem retention is paramount. This blind rivet produces a seal that prevents passage of liquid or vapor at pressures up to 100 psi. The seal is possible thanks to a unique cup-shaped end configuration which prevents vapor or liquid from getting around or through the set rivet. Our Closed-End blind sealing rivets provide up to 23% greater tensile strength than equivalent open-end rivets. Plus, closed-end rivets provide 100% mandrel retention, which can be an important factor in applications such as electric and electronic equipment. This rivet type is available with dome or countersunk head styles in a variety of material combinations, including stainless steel. Fast Facts: Blind hole, one-sided installation capability. Unique cup-shaped end configuration. Seals tight, preventing passage of vapor or liquid around or through the set rivet. 23% greater tensile strength than equivalent open-end rivets. 100% mandrel retention. Assembly applications include white goods, electronic enclosures, signs, outdoor cases, scoreboards, LED signs, and recreational vehicles.

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Intersolar 2024
Intersolar 2024

18-21 Jun 2024 Munich (Germany) Hall Vide - Stand C4.133

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