Blind rivets with flat head
Lead based on flat head blind rivets. Standards: EB 88401, DIN 7337 A, PN 82971, ISO 15977. Material and class: AL-ST / AL-AL / AL-A2 / ST-ST / A2-A2 / A4-A4 / CU-ST. Coating: electroplated zinc [ZN] / RAL painted. Key benefits of using these rivets include their high corrosion resistance and ease of use in a variety of applications.
Key benefits: Flat head blind rivets
- High strength and durability, which translates into longer product life.
- Easy to assemble, saving time and effort during installation.
- Resistance to weather conditions thanks to additional protective coatings.
- Versatile use in various industries, including construction and automotive.
- Operating costs are lower thanks to the possibility of easy disassembly in case of service requirements.
Specification
| Standard | EB 88401 |
|---|---|
| Standard | DIN 7337 A |
| Standard | PN 82971 |
| Standard | ISO 15977 |
| Material | AL-ST / AL-AL / AL-A2 / ST-ST / A2-A2 / A4-A4 / CU-ST |
| Coating | Electroplated zinc [ZN] / painted RAL |
Application and compatibility
Flat-head blind rivets are widely used in industries such as construction, automotive, and industrial applications. They are ideal for connections requiring high load-bearing capacity, and their versatility makes them ideal for both professional and hobby use. They are compatible with various mounting systems, enhancing their functionality.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of flat head blind rivets?
Flat head blind rivets are characterized by high strength, making them ideal for applications in demanding conditions.
Where can flat head blind rivets be used?
These rivets are perfect for use in construction, automotive, and anywhere else where durability and resistance to external factors are required.
Are flat head blind rivets easy to install?
Yes, these rivets are designed for ease of assembly, which significantly speeds up the installation process.
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