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Why Breakstem Rivets?
- Low installed cost
- Blind installation
- Permanent, reliable fastening
- Lightweight, ergonomic tooling
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Avdel Cherry blind breakstem rivets have been designed to fulfill a variety
of functions across a wide range of assembly applications. Labor intensive
operations which require access to both sides are made obsolete with Avdel
Cherry's breakstem rivet range. The advantages offered by these unique
fastening methods are:
- Low Installed Cost: The ease of assembly and speed at
which the rivets are installed will reduce the final in-place cost of
the product manufactured.
- Blind Installation: The ability to place Avdel Cherry
breakstem rivets from only one side of the workpiece increases the speed
and efficiency of the assembly.
- Permanent, Reliable Fastening: Blind rivets securely
assemble applications and provide a vibration resistant joint. They
will not work loose like threaded fasteners.
- Lightweight Ergonomic Tooling: Avdel Cherry tooling
has been designed with the operator in mind. Torque reliant tooling
may cause Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or other repetitive motion injuries.
Installation
The installation of Avdel Cherry blind rivets is easily accomplished
with the use of either hand or power riveters. Avdel Cherry manufactures
tools from basic handheld tooling to elaborate multihead and/or bowl-fed
equipment.
- The rivet is inserted into the prepared hole.
- As the stem is pulled by a rivet tool, the blind portion of the rivet
expands radially and pulls the application material firmly together.
- When the rivet is fully expanded, the stem breaks and the installation
process is complete.
Selecting the Proper Fastener
- Select a rivet group that meets the shear and tensile requirements
for the application.
- Select a rivet material that is compatible with the materials being
joined. As a general rule the rivet material should have the same physical
and mechanical properties as those being joined. Using a dissimilar
material may cause joint failure due to either material fatigue or galvanic
corrosion.
- Determine the type of head style required based upon the application
material and hole preparation.
- Measure the thickness of the material to be joined (grip) and prepare
the hole for the proper diameter of rivet.
NOTE: Good design practice dictates that a fastener should not be
used in applications which fall outside of the specified grip range or
recommended holesize.
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