What is a Multigrip rivet?

What is a Multigrip rivet?

Multi-grip blind rivets are specially designed for applications where materials of different thickness would generally require rivets in multiple sizes. Multi-grip rivets feature a wide grip range that gives them versatility for a variety of applications.

Is there a tool to remove pop rivets?

For smaller rivets, use a drill bit to drive through the surface. For stubborn rivets that you can’t drill through, grind off the head of the rivet, then bore through it. You could also use a hammer and chisel to break off the head of the rivet and drive it through the surface if you don’t have a drill.

What are the different types of pop rivets?

There are four basic types of rivets; tubular, blind, solid and split.

What is grip on a pop rivet?

Grip is the thickness of the material being riveted. The grip range is the minimum and maximum grip the rivet is intended to be used with. It is very important to note that the maximum grip range is NOT the length of the rivet body. For details on grip ranges see Using Blind Rivets.

What is a multi grip?

Pryda Multigrips are ideal connectors for many uses in timber framing. They are suitable for high load applications such as a tie down connector for trusses or rafters to top plates and for fixing joists to the face of bearers.

How do you know what size pop rivet to get?

The length of the rivet should be equal to the thickness of both objects you are fastening, plus 1.5 times the diameter of the rivet’s stem. 3/32” (2MM) FOR UP TO 3/32” (2MM) THICKNESS.

What’s the strongest pop rivet?

Which is the strongest rivet? Structural rivets are the strongest rivets on the market and Aerobolt has the complete Huck Rivet range including the original multi-grip rivet “Magna-Lok”, the Huck Rivet “Magna-Bulb” with its superior strength and the hybrid of the two “Hucklok Rivet”.