Hammer Drive Pin Rivet Aluminum Drive Rivet

A drive rivet is a type of blind rivet with a short mandrel that protrudes from the head. Once the drive rivet is inserted into a hole, the mandrel is driven in with a hammer or other implement to flare out the end of the rivet that is inside the hole.

Drive Rivet is an extremely effective method of joining sheets and profiles to soft and fibrous surfaces like walls or roofs. This type of blind rivet is widely used in the construction sector to fix sheets, mouldings, angles, coatings or insulation.

This fixing element does not need through drills. The rivet mandrel (stainless steel) is forcefully introduced with a punch into the rivet body (aluminium), using for instance a hammer, opening the rivet body in 3 different blades fixing it inside the walls of the material to be fixed.

This Drive Rivet does not require the use of a riveting tool and provides a great resistant fastening in applications where only one side is accessible.