Neel Blue Double Cap Tubular Rivets - Gold - 6mm X 5mm

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The Neel Blue Double Cap Tubular Rivets are an essential tool for leatherworkers, DIY crafters, and repair enthusiasts who need a reliable way to join heavy-duty fabrics like denim, leather, or webbing. These rivets provide a professional, polished finish by covering both sides of the material with a clean, domed cap, ensuring your finished projects look as good as they are sturdy. While these rivets are highly durable and versatile for items ranging from purses to apparel, users should note that they require specific setting tools and a matching punch to ensure a flush, secure application.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5056747825708 |
| Brand | Neel Blue |
These rivets feature a cap diameter of 6mm.
Yes, they are highly effective for reinforcing high-stress points on denim, such as pocket corners or belt loops.
You will need a standard double-cap rivet setter tool and a hammer, or a mechanical arbor press with the correct die set.
The finish is durable, but like most plated hardware, it may show signs of wear or patina if subjected to abrasive surfaces or acidic environments over many years.
They are designed for durability, but it is recommended to keep them dry to prevent any potential oxidation of the base metal over time.
Ensure the setter tool is perfectly aligned with the center of the rivet cap. A tilted strike will cause the stem to buckle incorrectly.
Your material might be too thin for this stem length. Use a small leather washer or backing piece to add thickness, or switch to a shorter rivet.
Use a setter with a soft-tipped or polished nylon insert to protect the gold finish, or place a piece of scrap leather between the hammer and the setter.
To achieve the best results, use a leather punch to create a hole slightly larger than the rivet stem diameter. Insert the rivet through your materials, press the bottom cap onto the stem, and use a manual rivet setter tool or a mechanical hand press to secure the connection. Ensure your work surface is solid, like a granite block, to prevent the metal from distorting during the strike. For ongoing care, these gold-toned rivets can be kept clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as they may cause the gold finish to tarnish or peel over extended periods of exposure.