Precision Formed Solid Flat Head Rivet

Figuring out the shipping cost for Precision Formed Solid flat head rivets is pretty straightforward, as it can vary a lot. The final price really depends on a few key things: your delivery address, the size and weight of your box, and how fast you need it to arrive.

The easiest way to get the actual cost is to just use the online calculators on the websites for USPS, UPS, or DHL. You just punch in your details, and it gives you a price. For orders going to another country, it's worth noting that carriers often charge based on the package's dimensional weight—which basically means they might charge you for a heavier weight if your box is larger but lightweight.

Oh, and one more thing for international shipments: don't forget about potential extra charges like import duties or customs fees. The shipping carrier doesn't usually include these in their initial quote, so it's good to be aware of them beforehand.

This Precision Formed Solid flat head rivet is easy to spot because of its low, cone-shaped head. The top is flat and the sides are angled, usually at a standard 78-82 or 90 degrees. This specific shape is what lets it sit perfectly flush in a countersunk hole, so it doesn't stick out at all.

The head leads right into a straight, smooth body (the shank) that has the same thickness all the way down. You'll often notice the very tip is slightly beveled; this little chamfer just makes it easier to start the rivet in a hole. The design of the rivet is straightforward, but it's a tough one. It gives you that clean, smooth surface and does its job consistently for permanent fastening.

Do you provide certifications for Precision Formed Solid flat head rivets?

Yes, each batch of rivet comes with a material and dimensional test certificate, confirming compliance with standards like ISO 1051 or ASTM B8.