Tubular rivet is a metal product

A tubular rivet is a rod-like part of a metal product with a cap on one end. In the riveting process, the tubular rivet is inserted into the member to be joined, and then a head is pressed out at the other end of the rod, so that the member to be joined is compressed and fixed. It belongs to the hollow type of rivet, which is different from the hollow rivet commonly known as "corns", and is formed by pressing the pipe material by the rivet machine. Pipe type rivets, the English name of pipe Type Rivets, is widely used in the field of mechanical engineering, especially in the field of mechanical parts and fasteners. In the riveting process, tubular rivet mainly uses its own deformation or interference to connect the riveted part. Common tubular rivet types are half round head rivet, flat head rivet, countersunk head rivet, semi-hollow rivet, solid rivet, child rivet, step rivet and so on. Tubular rivets are mainly used for riveting non-metallic materials without load, and are widely used in precision instruments, mechanical hardware, electronic and electrical appliances, auto parts, lighting and other industries. In terms of technical standards, the recommended national standard for tubular rivets is JB/T 10582-2006, the technical conditions for rivets are GB/T 116-1986, and the German standard is DIN7340. These technical standards provide important guidance and reference for the production and application of tubular rivets.