JRP Riveting Products Rivets - Black

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The JRP Riveting Products 4.8 x 20mm Extra Large Flange Head Rivets are designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require a durable, high-strength fastening solution for heavy-duty assembly projects. Featuring a black finish and an extra-large flange for superior surface area coverage, these rivets provide a reliable grip on a variety of materials, though they are specifically engineered for permanent installations that are not intended for frequent removal.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1320657 |
| Brand | JRP Riveting Products |
These rivets have a shank diameter of 4.8mm.
The 20mm length is intended for joining specific thicknesses; ensure your combined material thickness allows for the rivet to collapse properly.
No, these are permanent fasteners. They must be drilled out if you need to disassemble the joint.
A standard manual or pneumatic rivet gun capable of handling 4.8mm diameter rivets will work perfectly.
The larger flange provides a greater surface area for the rivet head to press against, preventing the material from pulling through the hole.
Check that the drill hole is not too large; the hole size must be as close to 4.8mm as possible to ensure a tight fit.
Ensure your rivet gun is positioned flush against the surface and that you are using a tool compatible with 4.8mm gauge rivets.
Ensure there is no burr around the pre-drilled hole that might be lifting the flange away from the material.
For optimal installation, use a high-quality rivet gun compatible with 4.8mm diameter rivets. 1. Drill a hole slightly larger than the 4.8mm shank (typically 4.9mm to 5.0mm) through all pieces to be joined. 2. Insert the rivet into the gun and then through the pre-drilled holes. 3. Actuate the tool until the mandrel snaps off, indicating the rivet is fully set. To maintain the appearance of the black finish, avoid using heavy solvents or abrasive cleaners. If used in outdoor or high-moisture environments, regularly inspect for signs of oxidation at the join site, although the materials are designed for longevity.