Blind rivets are available in many types, sizes, materials and colours.

As the name implies, you only need access to one side of the work surface to apply blind rivets.

Blind rivets are used almost universally in the construction of plywood road cases.

Due to this feature, blind rivets are used mainly when access to the joint is available from only one side.

Specifically designed for blind rivets & panel work.

Components are fastened using steel mandrel blind rivets of various length.

There is a vast array of specialty blind rivets that are suited for high strength or plastic applications.

Few fasteners are as simple to employ as Ajax blind rivets.

Supplement the adhesive by installing blind rivets in the lip of the new corner cap and at the top.

Per the IFI-135 standard, all blind rivets produced must meet this standard.

Blind rivets can hasten aircraft repairs because they do not require mechanics to remove internal parts to get access to the inside.

A blind rivet has strength properties that can be measured in terms of shear and tensile strength.

Ajax Fasteners also stocks a wide range of blind rivet tools that will meet almost any apprications requirements.

A blind rivet is a mechanical fastener capable of joining workpieces together from one side of the assembly only.

Fasten the flanges together with blind rivets (also called pop rivets) about 10 inches apart.

A blind rivet and a spot of quick-drying paint did the rest; we can plug the outer hull when we're in dock, if it's worth it.

Blind rivets are made from soft aluminum alloy, steel (including stainless steel), copper, and Monel.

Oscar rivets are similar to blind rivets in appearance and installation, but have splits (typically three) along the hollow shaft.

Crosslinx replace the usual blind rivets or push rivets, which are easily fixed in place, and easily broken again.

In addition to the adhesive, you will have to install long blind rivets through both pairs of flanges to keep the new post securely in place.

One early form of blind rivet that was the first to be widely used for aircraft construction and repair was the Cherry friction-lock rivet.

Fit the flanges of both sections together, then fasten them with blind rivets (also called pop rivets) spaced at about 10-inch intervals.

To install blind rivets, drill holes through the flanges, then insert and fasten the rivets with a special blind-riveting tool.

Unlike solid rivets, blind rivets can be inserted and fully installed in a joint from only one side of a part or structure, "blind" to the opposite side.

The RV-12 is the first production kit from Vans that is predominantly constructed using blind rivets, which allows the majority of the construction to be done without an assistant.