Drawn countersunk iron rivets

Wire drawing rivet (also known as cup rivet) is a unique structural and high-strength metal connector, belonging to a new type of fastening component, steel structure core pulling rivet. After the rivet core of the wire drawing rivet is pulled into the rivet body, under the action of the special rivet gun head, the broken nail of the rivet core will be flipped into the groove of the rivet body to form a "mechanical external lock" to lock the rivet core. Drawn rivets have good hole filling performance, good air tightness, and high riveting strength. Suitable for riveting fields with high surface requirements, high riveting strength requirements, and high requirements for sealing performance. Widely used in light rail, automobiles, ships, airplanes, trains, containers, high-voltage cabinets, mechanical steel structures, etc. Materials include stainless steel, iron, aluminum, and other materials. It has the characteristics of easy operation, excellent riveting, beautiful appearance, and one-way riveting.