JRP Riveting Products Dome Head Peel Rivets - 4.8 X 12mm - Silver

The JRP Riveting Products 4.8 x 12mm Aluminium/Steel Dome Head Peel Rivets are designed for a vari...

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The JRP Riveting Products 4.8 x 12mm Aluminium/Steel Dome Head Peel Rivets are ideal for users needing a reliable and aesthetically pleasing fastening solution for lightweight materials. They offer a strong bond with easy installation, though they are best suited for less demanding applications. This guide covers their features, usage, and care. Key features include durable Aluminium/Steel construction, a versatile 4.8 x 12mm size, and a clean dome head finish.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberJRPASDP4812
BrandJRP Riveting Products

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FAQs

What is the main advantage of dome head rivets?

Dome head rivets provide a clean, finished look on the visible side of the application, making them suitable for decorative or aesthetic purposes.

Can these rivets be used on wood?

Yes, these rivets can be used on wood, especially for lighter applications where the peel action can create a secure fastening without splitting the wood.

What type of rivet gun do I need?

You will need a rivet gun that is compatible with 4.8mm diameter rivets.

Are these rivets suitable for outdoor use?

The Aluminium/Steel construction provides good corrosion resistance, making them suitable for many outdoor applications. However, prolonged exposure to harsh environments may affect their appearance over time.

What is the difference between peel rivets and other types of rivets?

Peel rivets are designed to expand and 'peel' into a bulb on the blind side, making them ideal for soft or brittle materials. Other rivets, like solid rivets, are deformed differently and are typically used for higher strength applications.

How many rivets are in a box?

Each box contains 500 rivets.

What is the recommended hole size for these rivets?

For a 4.8mm rivet, the recommended drill bit size is typically between 4.9mm and 5.0mm to ensure a snug fit.

Troubleshooting

Rivet not setting properly

Ensure the rivet gun jaws are clean and in good condition. Check that the rivet gun is set to the correct pressure or stroke for 4.8mm rivets. Verify the hole size is appropriate.

Rivet mandrel not snapping cleanly

The rivet gun may require maintenance or adjustment. Ensure you are using the correct size rivets for your rivet gun.

Poor joint strength

Confirm that the materials are suitable for peel rivets and not too thick or brittle. Ensure the correct size drill bit was used for the pilot hole.

Corrosion on rivets

While Aluminium/Steel offers good resistance, prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals or saltwater may cause surface discoloration. Store unused rivets in a dry place.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Offers a strong and reliable fastening for lightweight materials.
  • Easy installation process with the peel rivet design.
  • Dome head provides a neat and professional appearance.
  • Durable Aluminium/Steel construction ensures longevity.
  • Suitable for various DIY and professional light-duty tasks.

Cons

  • Not recommended for heavy-duty structural applications.
  • Peel mechanism may not be ideal for very hard or brittle materials.
  • Limited load-bearing capacity compared to solid rivets.
  • Requires a compatible rivet gun for installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure you have a compatible rivet gun designed for 4.8mm diameter rivets.
  2. Insert the rivet stem into the rivet gun.
  3. Drill a hole of the appropriate size (typically 4.9-5.0mm for a 4.8mm rivet) through the materials you wish to join.
  4. Insert the rivet through the drilled holes.
  5. Position the rivet gun nose piece onto the rivet head.
  6. Squeeze the trigger of the rivet gun firmly and repeatedly until the mandrel snaps off, securing the joint. Discard the snapped mandrel.

Compatibility:

  • Materials: Best suited for materials like thin sheet metal, plastic, rubber, and wood where the peel action can form a secure head.
  • Rivet Gun: Requires a 4.8mm rivet gun.

Care:

  • Store rivets in a dry environment to prevent corrosion, although the Aluminium/Steel offers good resistance.
  • Keep the rivet gun clean and lubricated according to its manufacturer's instructions for optimal performance.

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