Speed Rivets Manufacturer
As a reliable speed rivets supplier for industrial use,Rivmate provides custom manufacturing and bulk supply of Speed Rivets to OEMs, fastener distributors, and automated assembly customers. They are widely used in high-frequency, repetitive, and semi-automated riveting assembly applications. When standard blind rivets cannot meet production line cycle times, Speed Rivets can help reduce manual rivet loading time and improve continuous assembly efficiency.
- Consistent rivet dimensions
- Inspected per batch
- Customization based on drawings and samples
- Suitable for large-scale assembly
Why Choose Our Speed Rivets
- Pre-assembled design accelerates repeat assembly
- Consistent dimensions ensure stable feeding performance
- The smooth surface of the hollow nail body enables efficient core rod extraction
- Stable head shape reduces the risk of jamming
- Controlled expansion ensures reliable fastening
Rivmate —— Customized Speed Rivets Manufacturer & Supplier for Industrial Use
As a supplier of factory-grade industrial speed rivets, Rivmate has consistently focused on ensuring the reliable performance of Speed Rivets in real-world assembly applications. Speed Rivets are used in high-frequency, repetitive, or semi-automated assembly scenarios. Our team can customize or recommend the appropriate Speed Rivets based on your specific assembly needs.
Leveraging our in-house manufacturing system, Rivmate maintains strict control over every critical stage of Speed Rivet production. We inspect each batch for even the slightest variations in rivet diameter, length, head shape, surface quality, and batch consistency to ensure consistent fastening performance and reliable riveting results.
Rivmate Speed Rivet Types
RIVMATE manufactures the BRV Series of quick-set rivets and the CBT Series of speed rivets, each designed for different riveting needs. Rivmate can also provide various types of Speed Rivets solutions tailored to customers’ assembly materials, clamping force requirements, installation tools, production cycles, and application scenarios.
BRV Series Speed Rivet
BRV quick-set rivets are fasteners featuring a unique spherical head. BRV quick-set rivets are suitable for most materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic, and provide higher clamping force.
CBT Series Speed Rivets
CBT quick-set rivets provide a stable connection and are ideal for soft materials, brittle materials, thin sheets, or sensitive components. The clamping force of CBT quick-set rivets is slightly lower than that of BRV quick-set rivets.
Custom Speed Rivets
RIVMATE can customize blind rivets with various head styles, materials, and surface finishes to meet the specific requirements of your project. Please contact us to find the blind rivets best suited for your application.
Choose Speed Rivets by Material
Different materials are suited for different assembly requirements, so you should choose based on the specific needs of your product. Consider whether you need lightweight fastening, stronger clamping force, surface protection, stable feeding, or high-volume repetitive riveting.
Aluminum Speed Rivets
Aluminum Speed Rivets are lightweight and offer excellent formability. They are well-suited for weight reduction, soft materials, and light-duty assembly applications.
Carbon Steel Speed Rivets
Steel Speed Rivets offer higher strength. They are suitable for applications requiring strong holding force, stable clamping performance, and industrial-scale assembly.
Choose Speed Rivets by size
As the manufacturer of Speed Rivets, Rivmate offers a variety of diameter sizes to meet different assembly needs. Smaller sizes are suitable for light-duty, compact, and precision-sensitive components. Larger sizes offer higher load-bearing capacity and are better suited for industrial sheet metal, equipment components, and high-strength assembly applications.
2.4mm Speed Rivets
2.4mm Speed Rivets are the smallest size available. They are suitable for lightweight fastening applications where space is limited, hole diameters are small, and materials are thin.
6.0mm Speed Rivets
6.0mm Speed Rivets are the largest size in the BRV Series. 6.0mm Speed Rivets are better suited for metal parts, equipment components, and applications requiring higher-strength connections.
3.2mm Speed Rivets
3.2mm provide better holding strength than 2.4mm Speed Rivets. The hole diameter remains small, making them suitable for compact, lightweight assemblies with small hole diameters.
6.4mm Speed Rivets
6.4 mm Speed Rivets feature a larger diameter and higher joining capacity. They provide a larger hole diameter and a larger contact area. They are better suited for large-size applications using CBT
4.0mm Speed Rivets
4.0mm Speed Rivets offer greater joining strength than the 3.2mm size. They are commonly used in home appliances, lighting products, electrical enclosures, and light industrial sheet metal parts.
4.8mm Speed Rivets
4.8mm is designed for more industrial applications and are suitable for thin metal sheets, equipment components, automotive parts, brackets, and medium-strength joining applications.
Choose Speed Rivets by head shape
Rivmate quick-set rivets are available in round-head and countersunk-head varieties. When choosing a head shape, you should consider surface appearance, load-bearing area, installation space, feeding stability, and final assembly requirements.
Dome Head Speed Rivets
Round-head Speed Rivets are the most versatile type of Speed Rivet. Their heads protrude above the workpiece surface, providing a larger surface contact area, and remain exposed after installation.
Countersunk Head Speed Rivets
Countersunk Speed Rivets have heads that can be countersunk into the workpiece, resulting in a flatter surface after riveting. They are suitable for visible surfaces and flush assemblies.
| Series | Material / Surface | Head Type | Size | Part No. Prefix | Art.Code Prefix | Grip Range (mm) |
Drill (mm) |
dk Max. (mm) |
k Max. (mm) |
Body Length L Max. (mm) |
D Max. (mm) |
Shear (N) |
Tensile (N) |
Fasteners Per Rod |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 2.4 mm 3/32" |
ASDR-BRV24 | ASDR-1801-03 | 1.14–9.02 | 2.36–2.44 | 4.11 | 0.89 | 3.98–10.59 | 2.35 | 200 | 400 | 64–26 |
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
ASDR-BRV32 | ASDR-1801-04 | 0.64–8.51 | 3.26–3.34 | 6.53 | 0.99 | 3.86–10.46 | 3.14 | 700 | 1300 | 59–26 |
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
ASDR-BRV40 | ASDR-1801-05 | 1.57–9.02 | 3.97–4.04 | 8.18 | 0.99 | 4.91–11.00 | 3.88 | 1100 | 1700 | 52–24 |
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 4.8 mm 3/16" |
ASDR-BRV48 | ASDR-1801-06 | 1.65–11.56 | 4.85–4.93 | 9.71 | 1.17 | 5.39–13.46 | 4.77 | 1500 | 2700 | 46–20 |
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 6.0 mm 15/64" |
ASDR-BRV60 | ASDR-1801-06 | 2.66–9.01 | 5.94–6.02 | 11.55 | 1.35 | 6.93–12.00 | 5.93 | 1600 | 3200 | 37–23 |
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
ASDRC-BRV32 | ASDR-1802-04 | 1.52–6.86 | 3.26–3.34 | 5.84 | 0.76 | 4.77–8.84 | 3.14 | 760 | 1310 | 64–33 |
| BRV Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
ASDRC-BRV40 | ASDR-1802-05 | 1.57–6.99 | 3.97–4.04 | 6.98 | 1.02 | 5.18–9.24 | 3.88 | 1100 | 1700 | 59–32 |
| BRV Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
SSDR-BRV32 | SSDR-1821-04 | 0.64–8.51 | 3.26–3.34 | 6.53 | 0.99 | 3.86–10.46 | 3.14 | 1130 | 1820 | 59–26 |
| BRV Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
SSDR-BRV40 | SSDR-1821-05 | 1.57–9.02 | 3.97–4.04 | 8.18 | 0.99 | 4.91–11.00 | 3.90 | 1650 | 2800 | 52–24 |
| BRV Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 4.8 mm 3/16" |
SSDR-BRV48 | SSDR-1821-06 | 1.65–11.56 | 4.85–4.93 | 9.71 | 1.17 | 5.39–13.46 | 4.79 | 2250 | 3710 | 46–20 |
| BRV Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 6.0 mm 15/64" |
SSDR-BRV60 | SSDR-1821-06 | 2.66–9.01 | 5.94–6.02 | 11.55 | 1.35 | 6.93–12.00 | 5.93 | 2580 | 4220 | 37–23 |
| BRV Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Countersunk Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
SSDRC-BRV32 | SSDRC-1822-04 | 1.52–6.86 | 3.26–3.34 | 5.84 | 0.76 | 4.77–8.84 | 3.17 | 950 | 1650 | 64–33 |
| BRV Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Countersunk Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
SSDRC-BRV40 | SSDRC-1822-05 | 1.57–6.99 | 3.97–4.04 | 6.98 | 1.02 | 5.18–9.24 | 3.90 | 1650 | 2800 | 59–32 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
SSDR-CBT32 | SSDR-1121-04 | 0.79–7.92 | 3.26–3.34 | 5.47 | 1.12 | 3.20–9.50 | 3.25 | 1420 | / | 71–27 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
SSDR-CBT40 | SSDR-1121-05 | 1.57–11.10 | 4.09–4.17 | 6.48 | 1.45 | 4.80–12.70 | 4.04 | 2440 | / | 47–21 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 4.8 mm 3/16" |
SSDR-CBT48 | SSDR-1121-06 | 1.57–12.70 | 4.85–4.93 | 8.87 | 1.78 | 4.00–15.10 | 4.85 | 3200 | / | 50–17 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Dome Head | 6.4 mm 1/4" |
SSDR-CBT64 | SSDR-1121-08 | 3.18–12.70 | 6.35–6.43 | 10.44 | 2.11 | 7.20–15.10 | 5.93 | 4400 | / | 32–17 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Countersunk Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
SSDRC-CBT32 | SSDRC-1122-04 | 0.91–7.92 | 3.26–3.34 | 5.20 | 0.92 | 3.40–9.70 | 3.25 | 1400 | / | 90–31 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Countersunk Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
SSDRC-CBT40 | SSDRC-1122-05 | 1.57–11.10 | 4.09–4.17 | 6.22 | 0.97 | 4.90–12.90 | 4.04 | 2400 | / | 61–23 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Countersunk Head | 4.8 mm 3/16" |
SSDRC-CBT48 | SSDRC-1122-06 | 1.57–12.70 | 4.85–4.93 | 8.61 | 1.43 | 5.70–15.30 | 4.85 | 3200 | / | 52–19 |
| CBT Series | Carbon Steel / Zinc Plated | Countersunk Head | 6.4 mm 1/4" |
SSDRC-CBT64 | SSDRC-1122-08 | 6.35–17.45 | 6.35–6.43 | 10.19 | 1.45 | 10.50–20.00 | 6.35 | 4400 | / | 28–15 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 2.4 mm 3/32" |
ASDR-CBT24 | ASDR-1131-03 | 1.57–11.10 | 2.49–2.55 | 4.14 | 1.00 | 3.17–12.70 | 2.48 | 500 | / | 73–22 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
ASDR-CBT32 | ASDR-1131-04 | 1.57–9.52 | 3.26–3.34 | 5.52 | 1.20 | 3.17–11.10 | 3.27 | 800 | / | 71–23 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
ASDR-CBT40 | ASDR-1131-05 | 1.57–14.27 | 4.09–4.17 | 6.53 | 1.50 | 4.75–16.00 | 4.06 | 1600 | / | 47–21 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 4.8 mm 3/16" |
ASDR-CBT48 | ASDR-1131-06 | 1.57–12.70 | 4.85–4.93 | 8.92 | 1.81 | 3.96–15.09 | 4.82 | 2000 | / | 50–17 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Dome Head | 6.4 mm 1/4" |
ASDR-CBT64 | ASDR-1131-08 | 3.17–17.45 | 6.35–6.43 | 10.49 | 2.20 | 7.14–19.84 | 6.32 | 2700 | / | 41–13 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 2.4 mm 3/32" |
ASDRC-CBT24 | ASDRC-1132-03 | 1.57–7.92 | 2.49–2.55 | 4.16 | 0.89 | 3.31–9.66 | 2.46 | 500 | / | 90–31 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 3.2 mm 1/8" |
ASDRC-CBT32 | ASDRC-1132-04 | 1.57–7.92 | 3.26–3.34 | 5.20 | 0.92 | 3.31–9.66 | 3.25 | 900 | / | 90–31 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 4.0 mm 5/32" |
ASDRC-CBT40 | ASDRC-1132-05 | 1.57–11.10 | 4.09–4.17 | 6.22 | 0.97 | 4.88–12.83 | 4.04 | 1600 | / | 61–23 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 4.8 mm 3/16" |
ASDRC-CBT48 | ASDRC-1132-06 | 1.57–12.70 | 4.85–4.93 | 8.61 | 1.43 | 5.69–15.22 | 4.88 | 2000 | / | 52–19 |
| CBT Series | Aluminum / Natural Polish | Countersunk Head | 6.4 mm 1/4" |
ASDRC-CBT64 | ASDRC-1132-08 | 3.17–12.70 | 6.35–6.43 | 10.19 | 1.45 | 7.27–15.22 | 6.30 | 2700 | / | 41–19 |
Note: All dimensions are in millimeters unless otherwise stated. Strength values are reference values from the catalog. “/” means the tensile strength value is not listed in the catalog table for that series.
Steps of Blind Rivet Installation
- Insert the rivet into the pre-drilled hole, ensuring that the rivet head sits flush against the workpiece.
- Place the rivet gun’s nozzle over the rivet mandrel and hold the tool vertically.
- Activate the rivet gun and pull the rivet mandrel to expand the rivet body and secure the workpiece.
- Once the rivet mandrel breaks off, the riveting is complete. Check that the rivet is secure and flush.
Choose Speed Rivet Manufacturing You Can Trust
Rivmate’s production facility spans 40,000 square meters and is equipped with a professional laboratory. It supports cold heading, surface treatment, dimensional inspection, mechanical property testing, finished product sorting, packaging, and export supply. To meet the industrial assembly needs for Speed Rivets, we offer a wide range of materials and support both the BRV/CBT Series and custom solutions, catering to the requirements of various industrial applications.
- Professional Laboratory Support
- Custom Speed Rivets Available
- Comprehensive Manufacturing System
- Stable Bulk Supply
Rivmate provides a stable supply of industrial Speed Rivets in bulk. We support 72–200-hour salt spray testing and color control requirements with a RAL color difference of ΔE ≤ 1–2. Based on customer drawings, samples, production plans, and annual purchase volumes, we can provide supply solutions best suited for long-term repeat purchases.
Stable Bulk Supply for Speed Rivets
Rivmate is committed to establishing long-term, stable supply partnerships for Speed Rivets with fastener distributors and industrial suppliers. We offer Speed Rivets in aluminum and carbon steel, including the BRV/CBT series and round-head and countersunk designs, to enrich distributors’ product lines. These products meet fastening needs across various markets, including electronics, home appliances, lighting, sheet metal, electrical cabinets, and industrial assembly.
- Comprehensive product range covering the needs of various industrial customers
- Recommendations on materials, sizes, series, and head types
- Product specifications and application data provided
- OEM packaging supported
Whether you need lightweight assemblies, high-clamping-force connections, or controlled clamping applications, Rivmate can help you select the appropriate material, series, size, and head type based on your specific operating conditions. This helps distributors improve the accuracy of their quotes and increase sales efficiency.
Applications of Speed Rivets
Speed Rivets are widely used in high-frequency, repetitive, and mass-production assembly scenarios. Compared to standard pop rivets, which require manual insertion into the tool one by one, Speed Rivets reduce repetitive riveting time and improve consistency in mass assembly.
Automotive Trim & Interior Parts
Speed Rivets are commonly used in the assembly of lightweight automotive components. They are quick to install and can meet the demands of high-volume production. They are an ideal choice for non-structural fastening.
Electronics Enclosures
Speed Rivets provide a gentler fastening effect and offer better protection for materials. Speed Rivets are suitable for electronic product housings, terminal-related components, small brackets, and electrical subassemblies.
Lightweight Sheet Metal Fabrication
Speed Rivets provide a gentler fastening effect and offer better protection for materials. Speed Rivets are suitable for electronic product housings, terminal-related components, small brackets, and electrical subassemblies.
Household Appliances
Speed Rivets are suitable for joining electrical enclosures to lightweight internal structural components. They are quick to install, helping to reduce assembly time and labor costs.
Lighting products
Speed Rivets reduce assembly time while maintaining aesthetic quality. They are suitable for use in lighting fixtures, including thin sheets, brackets, lamp housings, reflectors, mounting plates, and internal mounting structures.
Plastic Parts and Brittle Materials
Minimizes material damage and deformation. Suitable for soft materials, thin-gauge parts, plastic housings, and sensitive components.
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1.What are speed rivets used for in construction?
In the construction industry, Speed Rivets are suitable for light-gauge metal connections that require rapid, high-volume riveting. Examples include the assembly of metal sheets, decorative panels, ventilation ducts, equipment enclosures, bracket fittings, and lightweight building components.
However, they are not recommended for direct use in primary load-bearing structures, such as steel beams, load-bearing frames, heavy-duty support structures, or high-strength seismic connections. The application of Speed Rivets in construction is not intended for “ultra-high load-bearing” purposes, but rather for rapid installation, high-volume fastening, single-sided operation, and improved assembly efficiency.
2.Can speed rivets be used on plastic materials?
Yes.Speed Rivets can only be used with certain types of plastic materials, including thin plastic sheets, plastic housings, plastic-to-metal assemblies, equipment covers, lightweight assemblies, and non-load-bearing connections. Since plastic is softer than metal, it is important to select the appropriate rivet head type, hole diameter, clamping range, and installation force to minimize damage to the plastic material.
3.How long do speed rivets usually last under outdoor conditions?
There is no fixed lifespan for Speed Rivets in outdoor environments; it depends on the rivet material, surface treatment, operating environment, stress conditions, and installation quality.
In typical outdoor environments, Speed Rivets can generally maintain connection stability for a long time when the appropriate material and surface treatment are selected. However, prolonged exposure to coastal, humid, salt fog, or chemical environments can lead to corrosion, which will significantly shorten their service life. Therefore, it is necessary to select aluminum, stainless steel, or higher-grade surface treatments, and to conduct salt spray tests and assembly tests before use.
4.Advantages of speed riveting in production lines.
The primary advantage of speed riveting is that it improves assembly efficiency by reducing the time spent manually changing rivets and enhances consistency in batch riveting. On production lines requiring a large number of repetitive riveting operations, Speed Rivets are better suited for high-frequency, continuous assembly scenarios than standard single-piece pop rivets. They are particularly well-suited for the assembly of HVAC equipment, electrical cabinets, metal enclosures, automotive parts, home appliances, and light industrial components.
5.What are the load-bearing capabilities of speed rivets?
Speed Rivets provide a certain level of joint strength. The maximum rated shear strength of a Speed Rivet is approximately 4,400 N.They are suitable only for light- to medium-duty applications requiring quick assembly. Speed Rivets are not recommended for heavy-duty or primary load-bearing structures. If the application involves high tensile forces, high shear forces, prolonged vibration, or structural load-bearing, it is recommended to prioritize high-strength riveting solutions such as Structural Blind Rivets, Lockbolt Rivets, BOM Rivets, and Monobolt Rivets.
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What materials are best suited for speed riveting?
Speed riveting is best suited for aluminum and carbon steel. The choice of material depends on the components being assembled, clamping force requirements, production cycle time, and the application environment.
Aluminum speed rivets are lightweight and offer good formability. They are better suited for certain soft materials and lightweight components.
Carbon steel rivets offer higher strength and are better suited for applications that demand greater connection stability and reliability in industrial-scale assembly.
| Application Requirement | Recommended Material | Reason for Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Lightweight Assembly | Aluminum | Light in weight, suitable for light-duty structures. |
| Plastic Parts or Soft Materials | Aluminum / CBT Series | Helps reduce the risk of cracking, deformation, or surface damage. |
| Electronic and Electrical Components | Aluminum | Suitable for small-size and light-duty fastening applications. |
| Lighting and Home Appliances | Aluminum | Balances appearance, weight, and assembly efficiency. |
| Thin Sheet Metal Assembly | Carbon Steel | Provides stronger fastening retention for metal sheet connections. |
| Electrical Cabinets and Equipment Housings | Carbon Steel | Better suited for industrial strength requirements. |
| Lightweight Automotive Components | Carbon Steel / BRV Series | Suitable for applications requiring more stable clamping force. |
| High-Frequency Industrial Assembly | Selected Based on Material and Clamping Force | Tool compatibility, hole size, and actual assembly conditions should be tested. |
Speed rivets vs pop rivets: which is better for aluminum?
1. Speed Rivets Offer Greater Advantages for High-Volume Assembly of Aluminum Parts
The core advantages of Speed Rivets lie in continuous riveting and high-volume production. If your product requires a large number of repetitive riveting operations, loading standard pop rivets one by one into a rivet gun can slow down the production cycle. However, using Speed Rivets reduces the time spent manually loading rivets and improves the efficiency of repetitive riveting.
2. For standard aluminum sheet fastening, Pop Rivets are a simpler and more practical choice
Standard aluminum sheet fastening does not require high-speed, continuous assembly, so Pop Rivets are often the more economical and easier-to-implement option.
| Comparison Item | Speed Rivets for Aluminum | Pop Rivets for Aluminum |
|---|---|---|
| Suitable Production Method | High-frequency, repetitive, and semi-automated assembly | General assembly, small-batch production, and repair work |
| Installation Efficiency | Higher efficiency, suitable for continuous riveting | Lower efficiency, usually installed one rivet at a time |
| Tool Requirements | Usually requires matched dedicated tools or assembly systems | Standard blind rivet tools are sufficient |
| Suitable Batch Size | More suitable for medium- to high-volume production | More suitable for small-batch and general assembly needs |
| Aluminum Material Protection | CBT Series can be used for controlled clamping evaluation | Depends on rivet structure and installation force |
| Cost Logic | The unit system cost may be higher, but it can reduce assembly time costs | Lower unit rivet cost and lower tool introduction cost |
| Typical Applications | Lighting, home appliances, electronics, electrical equipment, and aluminum component production lines | Aluminum sheet fastening, sheet metal repair, and general assembly |
| Selection Focus | Tool compatibility, stable feeding, and dimensional consistency | Hole diameter, grip range, and material matching |
Custom speed rivet manufacturing services
Rivmate is a manufacturer specializing in custom speed rivets and a supplier of industrial speed rivets. We provide customized Speed Rivet manufacturing and reliable bulk supply services to manufacturers across various industries, including OEMs, fastener distributors, and industrial assembly plants.
If your production line requires improved assembly efficiency, consistent feeding performance, and consistent clamping force, Rivmate can provide customized manufacturing solutions tailored to your product’s application requirements.
Custom Manufacturing Process
1. Provide Drawings or Samples
Customers provide existing Speed Rivet samples, product drawings, material requirements, or application specifications.
2. Confirm Application Conditions
Rivmate evaluates suitable product options based on material thickness, hole diameter, installation tools, clamping force requirements, and production environment.
3. Select Material, Series, and Head Type
Based on the actual application, we recommend selecting Aluminum or Carbon Steel, the BRV Series or CBT Series, and either a round head or countersunk head design.
4. Sample Testing and Confirmation
Sample testing is conducted to verify installation effectiveness, tool compatibility, feeding stability, and final joint performance.
5. Mass Production and Quality Control
Once the customer has approved the samples, Rivmate arranges for mass production. Concurrently, dimensional inspections, surface inspections, mechanical property tests, finished product sorting, and packaging controls are conducted. Corresponding data reports are provided to the customer.