Oval Head Semi Tubular Hollow Rivets

Semi-hollow rivets are mostly used in products in the clothing, footwear and other industries. The upper and middle parts of the rivet cylinder are solid structures, and the tail is a hollow structure. During installation, the hollow tail part is squeezed and turned outward to form a buckle to fix the connecting parts.

Hollow rivets are usually used in clothing, footwear and other industries. Solid rivets need to be riveted again. They are used to connect heavy workpieces and are often non-detachable structures. Semi-hollow rivets are the most widely used. The tie-mouth (smaller wire diameter at the end) rivets are made of hard wire and can penetrate steel plates within 0.5mm thickness without pre-holes. Rivets cannot bend and deform. They are widely used in password boxes, suitcases and military bags.

Hollow nails (semi-hollow rivets) are made of soft wires. Generally, they are required not to crack after riveting. There are many types. Nowadays, semi-hollow nails or mother-and-child nails have been widely used to replace the shafts on some toys, which can greatly reduce production costs. Pull-out and core-driving rivets are mostly used for riveting thinner and softer materials. Generally, the requirements are not strict, and the materials used for manufacturing are usually made of materials with better plasticity.