Get the best bulb tite blind rivets available today from Bay Supply. Superior grip strength from bulb tite rivets help spread the load across your bearing surface. Bulbing rivets are great for softer materials like ductile metals and plastics. Choose from steel, aluminum, monel or stainless steel body construction materials to match the right bulb rivet to your application. Bulb type rivets come in over a dozen finishes from 9/64" to 1/4" in diameter. For bulbing rivets and other hardware fasteners, make Bay Supply your primary source provider.
Bulb tite rivets offer larger grip ranges than standard blind rivets with similarities to the traditional "Multi-Grip" style ranges and the added benefit of filling slightly oversized or irregular holes (reduced vibration). They are popular fasteners with brittle materials because the broad secondary head on the blind side resists pulling through or cracking.
The wider than normal grip range provides the capability to join parts having a broad range of thicknesses, thus reducing inventory where a variety of rivet sizes might otherwise be necessary. The sizeable blind side footprint creates a load bearing surface which absorbs the force of setting the rivet.
Bulb Tite Rivets Assembly and Applications
The design and fashion in which the bulb tite rivet body collapses prevents any radial expansion of the rivet into the application hole - another safeguard against damage to the application material.
Bulb Tite Rivets Assembly Material:
Metal to metal
Plastic to plastic
Plastic to metal
Metal rear sheet
Plywood to hardwood.
Bulb Tite Rivets Typical Applications:
Domestic appliances
Plastic components
Automotive and Caravans/RV.
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