Made of aluminum, these blind rivets are lightweight and corrosion resistant. The domed head gives your project a finished appearance.

Use these blind rivets to fasten hinges, shelves, or other assemblies where you can only access one side. They’re also commonly used to join metals that are difficult to solder or weld. For a permanent hold, the back of the rivet deforms to resist vibration and prevent overtightening and stripping.

To install these rivets, you’ll need a blind rivet tool (sold separately). Be sure to pick a tool that’s compatible with your rivet’s diameter and material.

Lightweight and corrosion resistant, these blind rivets are made of aluminum. Install them in countersunk holes, and their angled head sits flush with the material’s surface.

They're often used to fasten material together when you only have access to one side, such as when attaching hinges and shelves. You can also use them to join materials that are difficult to weld or solder. The back of the rivet deforms during installation, creating a permanent hold that resists vibration without the chance of overtightening and stripping.

To install these rivets, you’ll need a blind rivet tool (sold separately). Be sure to pick a tool that’s compatible with your rivet’s diameter and material.

The zinc-plated finish provides mild corrosion resistance. These rivets join material when you only have access to one side. The low-profile domed head creates a finished appearance.

A blind rivet tool (sold separately) with a nosepiece that matches the rivet's diameter is required for installation.

With good strength and corrosion resistance, these 18-8 stainless steel blind rivets create a strong hold in damp and wet areas. Install them in countersunk holes, and their angled head sits flush with the material’s surface.

They're often used to fasten material together when you only have access to one side, such as when attaching hinges and shelves. Or, use them to join materials that are difficult to weld or solder. The back of the rivet deforms, so they create a hold that resists vibration, and can't be overtightened or stripped.

All meet either ISO 15980 (formerly DIN 7337) or IFI 114, which are standards for blind rivets.

To install these rivets, you’ll need a blind rivet tool (sold separately). Be sure to pick a tool that’s compatible with your rivet’s diameter and material.