Marson MBP-R6-M5-PKT Structural Blind Rivet 25 Pack

Product Description

The MARSON MBP-R6-M5-PKT is a structural blind rivet designed for high-strength fastening applications where access is limited to one side of the workpiece. Featuring a protruding head, steel body, and steel mandrel, this rivet delivers reliable clamping force in demanding structural assemblies. The body diameter measures 0.191 inches (3/16 inches nominal), with a grip range of 0.165 to 0.228 inches, making it suitable for a range of material stack thicknesses. The 0.385-inch head diameter provides a broad bearing surface. Each package contains 25 rivets. Licensed tradespeople and experienced fabricators typically install these fasteners in metal-to-metal structural joints.

This structural blind rivet is suited for use in residential and light commercial construction, HVAC sheet metal fabrication, equipment enclosures, and general metal assembly where a one-sided installation is required. The steel body and mandrel combination provides strong, permanent fastening in applications involving steel, aluminum, or other metallic substrates. Its protruding head style seats firmly against the material surface, making it a standard choice for structural blind-rivet applications across multiple trades.

Key Features

• Structural-grade blind rivet for high-strength one-sided fastening
• Steel body and steel mandrel for durability in demanding assemblies
• Protruding head with 0.385-inch head diameter for broad bearing surface
• Grip range of 0.165 to 0.228 inches accommodates varied material thicknesses
• Body diameter of 0.191 inches (3/16-inch nominal)
• Sold in a 25-piece package for convenient jobsite use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structural blind rivet compatible with standard 3/16-inch blind rivet tools used in sheet metal, HVAC, and general fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a blind rivet tool sized for 3/16-inch body diameter rivets. Ensure the mating materials are properly aligned and clamped before setting the rivet. Drill hole diameter should match the rivet body specification to ensure correct seating and clamping force. Installers should follow applicable structural and building code requirements for rivet spacing and edge distance in load-bearing assemblies.