Tubular Rivets have a shank hole within the shaft of the rivet and are available with different head styles such as the oval, button, flat and countersunk. Solid rivets, or the original rivet. These solid fasteners resist water, vibration, tampering, and other severe conditions. Snap Rivets are supplied pre-assembled and simply push into the required holes providing a fast and neat solution. Pop Rivets, also known as Blind Rivets, are used to create strong joints in 2 or more panels, predominantly sheet metal. Blind Rivets also known as drive rivets have a mandrel through their centre that once inserted into pre-drilled holes of the parts they are joining, the blind end expands and the mandrel snaps off. They can be installed from only one side making them ideal for areas where access is limited.

Rivets are intended to offer awesome flexibility, enabling them to fasten wood, metal, plastic and substantially more. They are especially suited for restricting delicate, thin materials and generally fragile connections. Most common, everyday rivet applications include: The large flange head provides double the bearing area compared to the standard flange and offers a great resistance. Large head rivets are designed for applications where a soft or brittle material is assembled to a rigid support material. Threaded insert and rivet nuts which are applied like a classic rivet integrate seamless, strong, and permanent threading in fragile sheet materials