Rivets

Rivets provide a practical solution for joining components when installation from one side of the structure is required or more convenient. The appropriate rivet type should be selected according to the thickness of the materials being joined, required joint strength and installation conditions.

Stainless Steel Rivets

A2 stainless steel rivets offer good corrosion resistance and are suitable for various metal assembly applications. They can be used for joining stainless steel components, metal profiles, sheet metal and other parts.

Rivet Nuts

Rivet nuts are used to create a strong internal thread in thin-walled components or profiles. Once the rivet nut is installed, other components can be attached using screws with the corresponding thread size.

How to Choose the Right Rivet?

When selecting a rivet or rivet nut, consider the thickness of the components being joined, hole diameter, material and required thread size. Correctly selected fixing elements help ensure a reliable and durable connection.

Related Products

More products for installation and assembly can be found in our fixing elements category. Depending on the installation method, you can also choose screws, nuts and washers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are rivets used for?
Rivets are used for joining sheet metal, profiles and other components where a reliable mechanical connection is required.

What is the difference between a rivet and a rivet nut?
A rivet is used to join components together, while a rivet nut creates an internal thread in the structure into which a screw or bolt can be inserted.

Are A2 stainless steel rivets suitable for outdoor use?
A2 stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance and is suitable for many standard outdoor applications.

How do I choose the correct rivet nut size?
The rivet nut size should be selected according to the required thread size, installation hole diameter and thickness of the component in which it will be installed.