Au-ve-co Products 16622 Nylon Push Mount Rivets

Product Description

The AU-VE-CO PRODUCTS 16622 is a nylon push-mount rivet designed for securing automotive body panels and trim components. These push-in fasteners install without tools by pressing the pin through the retainer body, locking the panel in place against the mounting hole. The nylon construction resists corrosion and vibration, making it well-suited for exterior plastic and composite panels. Licensed technicians and body shop professionals use these rivets during bumper fascia replacement, rocker panel service, and fender apron reattachment. They are sold at a minimum order quantity of 25 pieces.

The 16622 is intended for use on front bumper fascias, rear fascias, rocker panels, and fender aprons where factory-style push-mount fasteners are required. These applications are common in collision repair, body panel R and R, and general automotive service where original plastic rivets are broken or missing. The push-mount design matches the installation method used on OEM plastic panel fasteners across a wide range of light-duty vehicle applications.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists corrosion and UV degradation in exterior panel applications
• Push-mount design installs without hand tools by pressing pin through rivet body
• Suitable for front bumper fascias, rear fascias, rocker panels, and fender aprons
• Sold in a minimum order quantity of 25 pieces per order
• UNSPSC Code 25191700 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style push-mount replacement rivet for front and rear fascias, rocker panels, and fender aprons on light-duty automotive applications where this fastener style is specified.

Installation Notes

Push-mount rivets are typically installed by automotive technicians and body shop professionals during panel removal and replacement procedures. Before installing, confirm the mounting hole diameter matches the rivet specification to ensure a secure fit. The pin should be pressed fully into the rivet body until the locking tabs engage. Damaged or over-drilled mounting holes may require a larger diameter rivet or a backing insert to achieve proper retention.