DIN 7338-A Solid Rivet

Definition:

A solid rivet is a fastener used to connect two or more parts together. A solid rivet consists of a cylindrical piece with a head at one end and a shank at the other end. The body of the rivet is compressed using a hammer or rivet gun to bind the pieces together.

Features:

• It can be made from a variety of materials, but brass, stainless steel and aluminum are most commonly used.
• Available in different sizes and strength classes.

Applications:

• Furniture making: Full rivets are commonly used in furniture making to fasten wood, metal and plastic components together.
• Construction: Solid rivets can also be used to connect wood, metal, and plastic components together in construction.
• Industrial applications: Solid rivets are used to fasten parts together in industrial applications, for example, in machines and electrical devices.

Important informations:

• They provide a solid and reliable connection.
• They can be made from a variety of materials and sizes.
• It may be difficult to install and remove.
• They may require a hole to be filled.