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Why are stainless steel double-sided countersunk head blind rivets semi-stainless steel?
Because the whole mandrel is pulled out after the double-sided countersunk head blind rivet is riveted, the material of the mandrel will not affect the corrosion resistance of the stainless steel double-sided countersunk head blind rivet. Moreover, stainless steel is much more expensive than iron...Read more -
Which blind rivets are waterproof?
Both closed blind rivets and lantern blind rivets are waterproof.Read more -
What is the difference between countersunk head blind rivets and round head blind rivets?
Round head blind rivets do not need chamfering, they will protrude from the surface after riveting, while countersunk head blind rivets should be chamfered by 120°, and they will be on the same plane as the plate after riveting.Read more -
When riveting products, how to choose round head blind rivets and countersunk head blind rivets?
This mainly depends on the final effect we achieve on the product. After the round head is pulled, there will be a round head on the surface. After the countersunk head pull stud is pulled, the surface can be kept flat, but the premise is that the countersink must be drilled. A little troublesome...Read more -
How many times the original outer diameter of aluminum blind rivets?
About 1.5 times, but this is only a reference value, and the riveting changes of different types of aluminum rivets are different.Read more -
What is the difference between stainless steel blind rivets and aluminum blind rivets?
1. The two materials are different and the performance is different. The hardness of stainless steel is much higher than that of aluminum, so the tensile and shear resistance of stainless steel is relatively large, and it is more suitable for workpieces with high fastening strength; the tensile a...Read more -
Why are the structural blind rivets recommended by the masters for decades?
This is because when the structural blind rivet is riveted, the mandrel can be locked into the rivet body, which makes both the rivet body and the mandrel on the same shear plane, providing users with shear resistance. The tensile strength is also improved simultaneously. The high clamping load g...Read more -
Why can structural blind rivets replace solid rivets?
Structural rivets can be used to replace single-layer solid rivets because only one side of the workpiece is used for installation, but single-layer solid rivets can only be installed using both ends of the workpiece. Pull studs also save more than single-ply solid rivets.Read more -
What are the characteristics of adding 316 material to stainless steel blind rivets?
316 stainless steel, 18Cr-12Ni-2.5Mo Due to the addition of Mo, its corrosion resistance, atmospheric corrosion resistance and high temperature strength are particularly good, and can be used under harsh conditions; excellent work hardening (non-magnetic). 316 contains Mo, 304 does not. Mo acts a...Read more -
What is the difference between all stainless steel blind rivets and semi-stainless steel blind rivets?
The difference between all stainless steel blind rivets and semi-stainless steel blind rivets: All stainless steel studs are harder, with high tensile strength and never rust; semi-stainless steel is correspondingly softer, and its tensile strength is not as good as that of full stainless steel....Read more -
Pull rivets include aluminum, iron, and stainless steel. What are semi-stainless steel blind rivets?
The semi-stainless steel blind rivet is that the nail shell is stainless steel and the nail rod is iron, which is called semi-stainless steel blind rivet.Read more -
What are the characteristics of stainless steel blind rivets after adding 304 material?
304 stainless steel is a general purpose stainless steel material. The high temperature resistance is relatively good, and the general operating temperature limit is less than 650 °C, and it has excellent stainless corrosion resistance and good intergranular corrosion resistance.Read more