Prym Tubular Rivets - Silver


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Prym Tubular Rivets are designed for crafters and DIY enthusiasts needing durable fasteners for thicker materials like leather and heavy fabrics. Their key benefit lies in providing a secure, professional finish with included tools for easy application. A potential caveat is the specific material thickness range they accommodate, requiring users to select the correct rivet size for optimal results.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 403152 |
| Brand | Prym |
These specific Prym tubular rivets (403152) are designed for materials ranging from 6mm to 9mm in thickness.
The package includes the necessary metal piercing rod and application tools required to set the rivets. You will only need a hammer.
The rivets are made of stainless, silver-coloured brass.
These rivets are best suited for thicker materials. For thin fabrics, they may not provide a secure hold and could damage the material. Consider Prym's snap fasteners for thinner fabrics.
Each blister pack contains 8 pieces (rivets and associated tools).
Ensure the material is thick enough for the rivet, pierce the hole cleanly, and apply the rivet with a direct, centered hammer strike using the provided tools on a stable surface.
No, the rivets are made of stainless brass, which is resistant to rust and corrosion.
Ensure the material thickness is within the 6-9mm range. If the material is too thin, the rivet cannot properly secure. If the material is too thick, the pin may not fully engage.
Ensure you are using the included metal piercing rod correctly. For very tough materials, a firm, steady strike with a hammer on the rod might be necessary. Use a stable surface underneath the material.
Ensure the setting tool is properly aligned with the rivet cap. Apply firm, direct strikes with the hammer. Avoid excessive force or angled blows.
Check that the setting tool and hammer strikes were centered and direct. Ensure the material was flat on a stable surface during riveting.
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