Built for assembly lines and frequent maintenance, these tools install blind rivets faster than battery-powered tools. They’re powered by compressed air, so you can work continuously without stopping to charge the tool or swap batteries. A mandrel collector catches spent mandrels to keep them off the floor. These tools have changeable nosepieces—use the nosepiece that matches your rivet's diameter.

To install a rivet, insert the mandrel into the nosepiece of the tool. Place the rivet in the material and pull the trigger. The tool pulls the mandrel through the rivet's body, creating a secure hold on both sides of the material, and breaks off the excess mandrel.

With a high force-to-weight ratio, these tools are the muscle you need to install structural high-strength rivets in large volume assembly jobs. They can also be used to install standard rivets with minimal effort. These tools are more durable than standard air-powered tools and install rivets faster than battery-powered tools. Since they connect to an air source, there’s no need to stop your work to charge or change out a battery. A mandrel collector catches spent mandrels to keep them off the floor. The higher the pull capacity, the larger the rivet diameter these tools can install.

All have changeable nosepieces—use the nosepiece that matches your rivet's diameter. To install a rivet, insert the mandrel into the nosepiece of the tool. Place the rivet in the material and pull the trigger. The tool pulls the mandrel through the rivet's body, creating a secure hold on both sides of the material, and breaks off the excess mandrel.

Install blind rivets and rivet nuts with the same tool. These sets come with the nosepieces and mandrels needed to install the most common sizes of blind rivets and rivet nuts. Additional mandrels and nosepieces are sold separately. Choose the attachment that matches your rivet diameter or nut thread size.

To install a rivet, insert the mandrel into the nosepiece of the tool. Place the rivet in the material and squeeze the handles. The tool pulls the mandrel through the rivet body to tighten it on both sides of the material, then breaks off the excess mandrel. To install a rivet nut, thread the rivet nut onto the mandrel, insert the nut into a drilled hole, and squeeze the handles to secure the nut.

With no air hose to limit their range, these tools can install rivets anywhere. They come with multiple nosepieces stored right on the tool body. The ergonomic handle is comfortable to hold for long periods. A mandrel collector catches spent mandrels to keep them off the floor. The higher the pull capacity, the larger the rivet diameter these tools can install.

Use the nosepiece that matches your rivet's diameter. To install a rivet, insert the mandrel into the nosepiece of the tool. Place the rivet in the material and pull the trigger. The tool pulls the mandrel through the rivet's body, creating a secure hold on both sides of the material, and breaks off the excess mandrel.

Suspend this tool over a workbench for pull-down access in repetitive applications. Compressed air creates a vacuum that securely holds the rivet in the tool before installation and ejects the mandrel out of the tool and into a tube that can be connected to a collection container. Tool has changeable nosepieces—use the nosepiece that matches your rivet's diameter.

To install a rivet, insert the mandrel into the nosepiece of the tool. Place the rivet in the material and pull the trigger. The tool pulls the mandrel through the rivet's body, creating a secure hold on both sides of the material, and breaks off the excess mandrel.

All the pulling power of an air-powered rivet tool but none of the hoses. These tools have the high force-to-weight ratio you need to install structural high-strength blind rivets in large-volume assembly jobs. They can also install standard rivets with ease. A mandrel collector catches spent mandrels to keep them off the floor. The higher the pull capacity, the larger the rivet diameter these tools can install.

These tools have changeable nosepieces—use the nosepiece that matches your rivet's diameter. To install a rivet, insert the mandrel into the nosepiece of the tool. Place the rivet in the material and pull the trigger. The tool pulls the mandrel through the rivet's body, creating a secure hold on both sides of the material, and breaks off the excess mandrel.