Electronic Steel Brazier Semi Tubular Rivet
Electronic: The electronics and
computer industries are users of various rivets such as semi-tubular rivets and
special soft-set blind rivets for PCB’s, and other electrical components such
as relays and switches. Rapid
Rivet is Your Rivet Specialist. We
are a Master Stocking Distributor of rivets, rivet nuts, threaded inserts, and
tooling. We have a large and
varied inventory to meet your needs. No automated telephone answering system here at Rapid Rivet. Speak directly to a knowledgeable
salesperson who will assist you in selecting the rivet you require. We pride ourselves in our ability to
give you a fast and competitive quotation. Many items are in stock, and next day delivery is available
when requested. Most items are
available with manufacturer’s certifications and test reports. We also can offer bar coding, unit
packaging, and will set parts and shipments up for long-term release dates.
Steel: (Also called Mild Steel and Low Carbon Steel) This is the most common material for use in fasteners. Steel is an alloy consisting of mostly iron, and a small percentage of carbon, (between 0.05 – 1.1%) It is the least expensive metal. It is strong, has good workability, and can be produced in a wide variety of forms. Its chief disadvantage is its susceptibility to corrosion (rust) in an un-plated, unprotected form. Its other drawback, in aerospace applications, is that steel is about three times heavier than aluminum, while not offering any great advantage in strength. Steel is magnetic. Most mild steel used for rivets is heat treated, although there are some exceptions. Most steel rivets will have some form of protective finish or coating when delivered from the mill (factory) to prevent corrosion. Most steel for commercial applications will be plated zinc with a clear chromate. Most steel for military or aerospace applications will be plated cadmium with a yellow chromate.
Brazier: Brazier Head. This head style has a profile with an oval cross-section, and has a large diameter compared to the body. The head diameter of a brazier head rivet will be 250% the size of the body diameter, compared to 200% the size of the body diameter for the universal head rivet. AN455 series.
Tubular: Full tubular rivet. Similar to the semi-tubular rivet, but with a deeper drilled hole. Commonly used by the loose-leaf binder industry.
Steel: (Also called Mild Steel and Low Carbon Steel) This is the most common material for use in fasteners. Steel is an alloy consisting of mostly iron, and a small percentage of carbon, (between 0.05 – 1.1%) It is the least expensive metal. It is strong, has good workability, and can be produced in a wide variety of forms. Its chief disadvantage is its susceptibility to corrosion (rust) in an un-plated, unprotected form. Its other drawback, in aerospace applications, is that steel is about three times heavier than aluminum, while not offering any great advantage in strength. Steel is magnetic. Most mild steel used for rivets is heat treated, although there are some exceptions. Most steel rivets will have some form of protective finish or coating when delivered from the mill (factory) to prevent corrosion. Most steel for commercial applications will be plated zinc with a clear chromate. Most steel for military or aerospace applications will be plated cadmium with a yellow chromate.
Brazier: Brazier Head. This head style has a profile with an oval cross-section, and has a large diameter compared to the body. The head diameter of a brazier head rivet will be 250% the size of the body diameter, compared to 200% the size of the body diameter for the universal head rivet. AN455 series.
Tubular: Full tubular rivet. Similar to the semi-tubular rivet, but with a deeper drilled hole. Commonly used by the loose-leaf binder industry.
| Item | Part Number | Alt Number / Notes | Head Style and Marketing | Qty in Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCS5800-26 | MCS5800-26 | TPART-MCS5800-26 | ELECTRONIC CONTROL SWITCH | LTR |
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