Au-ve-co Products 21011 Plastic Push Mount Drive Rivet

Product Description

The AU-VE-CO PRODUCTS 21011 is a plastic push mount drive rivet designed for securing mouldings on automotive body panels. This fastener uses a push-to-install drive mechanism that allows quick, tool-minimal installation without threading or crimping. Constructed entirely of plastic, it resists corrosion in exposed underbody and exterior panel environments. The lightweight design keeps added mass negligible, with each unit weighing approximately 0.01 pounds. Auto body technicians and trim installers rely on this style of rivet for high-volume moulding attachment work where speed and clean appearance matter.

This push mount drive rivet is intended for use on fender mouldings, rocker panel mouldings, and pickup bed mouldings. It suits both repair and replacement installations on passenger vehicles and light trucks. Typical use involves aligning the rivet with a pre-drilled or factory panel hole and driving the center pin to expand and lock the fastener in place. This product is sold individually but carries a minimum order quantity of 15 units, making it well suited for shop stock replenishment or batch moulding jobs.

Key Features

• Push mount drive rivet design allows fast, no-thread installation into panel holes
• Plastic construction resists corrosion on exterior and underbody panel locations
• Engineered for fender, rocker, and pickup bed moulding attachment
• Lightweight at approximately 0.01 pounds per unit
• Minimum order quantity of 15 units supports shop inventory stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement push mount drive rivet for fender, rocker panel, and pickup bed moulding applications on passenger vehicles and light trucks where this fastener style and hole size are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an auto body technician or trim specialist. Before installing, confirm panel hole diameter matches the rivet specification to ensure proper retention. Insert the rivet body into the panel hole and drive the center pin flush to expand the locking tabs. Removal requires a trim tool or rivet removal pick to avoid panel damage; plastic rivets are generally single-use and should be replaced rather than reused after removal.