Huck-Tite Structural Rivet - Aluminium
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An aluminum Huck structural rivet ideal for lightweight material.
The Huck-Tite? is an all aluminum structural rivet that pulls up into a propeller shape configuration making them ideal for lightweight materials. Unlike other tri folding rivets, the Huck-Tite? has a unique embedded sealant applied under the head for weatherproofing the joint. Check out the structural rivet blog.
Huck-Tite? rivet key features;
- Waterproof with embedded sealant.
- Works well on straight & curved surfaces.
- Excellent for lightweight material.
An aluminum Huck structural rivet ideal for lightweight material.
The Huck-Tite® is an all-aluminum structural rivet that pulls up into a propeller shape configuration making them ideal for lightweight materials. Unlike other tri-folding rivets, the Huck-Tite® has a unique embedded sealant applied under the head for weather proofing the joint.
Huck-Tite® rivet key features.
- Waterproof with embedded sealant.
- Works well on straight & curved surfaces.
- Excellent for lightweight material.
These rivet are suitable for numerous thin material such as sheet metal, plastics, fiberglass and much more due to its blind side tri-fold clamping configuration. Made of high quality aluminium, they provide a durable non-rusting rivet that works on numerous applications including curved or uneven surfaces.
Huck® Tite Structural Rivets Applications.
Huck Tite can be used in commercial vehicles, safety roof anchor points, cladding and much more.
How Huck-tite rivets work
Huck Tite Rivets - Tri-Fold Structural Rivet - Structural Load Spreading Rivets.
Huck Tites, also known as Magna-tites rivets or Bulb-Tite blind rivets, are a type of fastener used in various industries for joining materials together. They are designed for applications where access to only one side of the workpiece is possible. Tri-fold rivets consist of three parts:
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Rivet Body: The main body of the rivet, typically made of metal like aluminum or steel. This is the part that goes through the materials being joined.
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Mandrel: A steel pin that runs through the center of the rivet body. The mandrel has a specific head at one end and a tail at the other.
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Bulb Section: The section at the tail end of the mandrel, which is shaped like a bulb or three-pronged washer. This bulb section creates a larger bearing surface on the blind side of the workpiece when the rivet is installed.
Huck-Tite Folding Rivets - How to Install Lab.
The installation process of a Huck-Tite rivet involves inserting the rivet body into a pre-drilled hole in the materials to be joined. Once the mandrel is pulled from the opposite side using a specialized rivet gun or tool, it deforms the rivet body, creating a strong, permanent joint.
Huck-Tites rivets are commonly used in automotive, aerospace, construction, and various manufacturing industries where the joint needs to be secure without direct access to both sides of the workpiece. They offer advantages like high shear and tensile strength, vibration resistance, and are easy to install with standard riveting equipment.
An aluminum Huck structural rivet ideal for lightweight material.
The Huck-Tite® is an all-aluminum structural rivet that pulls up into a propeller shape configuration making them ideal for lightweight materials. Unlike other tri-folding rivets, the Huck-Tite® has a unique embedded sealant applied under the head for weather proofing the joint.
Huck-Tite® rivet key features.
- Waterproof with embedded sealant.
- Works well on straight & curved surfaces.
- Excellent for lightweight material.
These rivet are suitable for numerous thin material such as sheet metal, plastics, fiberglass and much more due to its blind side tri-fold clamping configuration. Made of high quality aluminium, they provide a durable non-rusting rivet that works on numerous applications including curved or uneven surfaces.
Huck® Tite Structural Rivets Applications.
Huck Tite can be used in commercial vehicles, safety roof anchor points, cladding and much more.
How Huck-tite rivets work
Huck Tite Rivets - Tri-Fold Structural Rivet - Structural Load Spreading Rivets.
Huck Tites, also known as Magna-tites rivets or Bulb-Tite blind rivets, are a type of fastener used in various industries for joining materials together. They are designed for applications where access to only one side of the workpiece is possible. Tri-fold rivets consist of three parts:
-
Rivet Body: The main body of the rivet, typically made of metal like aluminum or steel. This is the part that goes through the materials being joined.
-
Mandrel: A steel pin that runs through the center of the rivet body. The mandrel has a specific head at one end and a tail at the other.
-
Bulb Section: The section at the tail end of the mandrel, which is shaped like a bulb or three-pronged washer. This bulb section creates a larger bearing surface on the blind side of the workpiece when the rivet is installed.
Huck-Tite Folding Rivets - How to Install Lab.
The installation process of a Huck-Tite rivet involves inserting the rivet body into a pre-drilled hole in the materials to be joined. Once the mandrel is pulled from the opposite side using a specialized rivet gun or tool, it deforms the rivet body, creating a strong, permanent joint.
Huck-Tites rivets are commonly used in automotive, aerospace, construction, and various manufacturing industries where the joint needs to be secure without direct access to both sides of the workpiece. They offer advantages like high shear and tensile strength, vibration resistance, and are easy to install with standard riveting equipment.
