Stainless Steel Pressure Riveting Screw

Stainless steel pressure riveting screws differ from bolts in that they are installed by deforming (riveting) the shank end, creating a secure, vibration-resistant connection. They feature a smooth, low-profile, machined head. Self-clinching screws are primarily used in aerospace, marine, and precision engineering applications where disassembly is not necessary and the surface is easily cleanable. These screws combine a threaded and rivet-style installation.

Features

A key plus of stainless steel pressure riveting screw is how the head sits totally flush and low-profile after installation. That "hidden head" means no bumps sticking out, which is a big deal for aerodynamic surfaces in aerospace,cuts down on drag. In marine or industrial gear, it stops stuff from snagging too. The smooth finish isn’t just better looking; it’s safer too.

These screws give way better surface smoothness than old-school fasteners with sticking-out heads. That even surface matters a lot in tough applications where you need both strength and a clean finish,like on plane parts or ship decks where any protrusion could cause problems.

Product parameters

Commonly used materials

Our stainless steel pressure riveting screws are commonly manufactured from Aluminum (e.g., AlMg3.5), Stainless Steel (A2/A4 grades), or Steel (often zinc-plated). Material choice depends on required strength, corrosion resistance (like for marine use), and weight. We adhere to standards like DIN 7337. Confirm your application needs for the best material recommendation.