Rapid Installation Core Pulling Rvet

To install a Rapid Installation Core Pulling Rvet, first drill a hole that’s the same size as the rivet in the materials you want to join. Stick the Core-pulling rivet into the hole, making sure the rivet’s body covers both sides of the materials completely.

Then, attach a rivet gun to the mandrel (that’s the central pin) of the rivet. Squeeze the gun’s handle hard to pull the mandrel—this pushes the rivet’s body out to clamp the materials together. Once the mandrel breaks off, you’re done with the install—check it to make sure the materials are tight with no loose spots. This easy process makes this fastener great for quick, permanent joins on metal, plastic, or wood.

Packaging for Rapid Installation Core Pulling Rvet is made to keep these fasteners safe when shipping or storing them. For small orders,  Rvet come in sealed plastic bags—they’re labeled with size, material, and how many are in each bag so you can find what you need easily.

Bulk orders get packed in tough cardboard boxes with bubble wrap inside to stop them from getting damaged by knocks or dampness.we also use reusable plastic bins for industrial buyers, which makes it easy to store and grab the rivets on job sites. All packaging has simple handling notes on it, and boxes are stacked on pallets to keep them steady during transport—so the rivets show up in good shape, whether you’re buying a small amount for retail or a big batch for industrial use.

Question: What is the maximum thickness of materials that a Rapid Installation Core Pulling Rvet can join?

It can join materials from 0.5mm to 15mm thick, depending on its size and type. Aluminum  Core-pulling rivets work best for thicknesses between 1mm and 8mm. For thicker stacks, steel Core-pulling rivets can handle up to 15mm. A good rule is to pick a rivet length that's 1-2mm longer than the total material thickness.