Rivetking 12N62RC8AP/1100 Countersunk Aluminum Solid Rivet

Product Description

The RIVETKING 12N62RC8AP/1100 is a countersunk head solid aluminum rivet designed for permanent mechanical fastening in sheet metal, fabrication, and structural assembly applications. The rivet body measures 0.125 inches in diameter with a length under head of 0.625 inches. It is manufactured from Grade 1100 aluminum, which provides good corrosion resistance and workability in light-duty to medium-duty joining tasks. The 78-degree countersunk head angle allows the rivet to sit flush with the mating surface after installation, making it well suited for applications where a smooth, low-profile finish is required. Installation is performed by licensed tradespeople and skilled fabricators using standard rivet sets and hammers or pneumatic rivet guns.

This solid rivet is used across a range of trade and industrial assembly scenarios including HVAC ductwork fabrication, sheet metal panel joining, electrical enclosure assembly, and general structural fastening. Its aluminum construction makes it appropriate for environments where weight reduction or galvanic compatibility with aluminum base materials is a priority. The countersunk profile suits installations where protruding fastener heads are not acceptable, such as panel overlaps or visible finished surfaces.

Key Features

• 0.125 inch body diameter for standard rivet hole sizing
• 0.625 inch length under head accommodates typical sheet stack thicknesses
• Grade 1100 aluminum construction offers good corrosion resistance and ductility
• 78-degree countersunk head angle seats flush for a smooth finished surface
• Solid rivet construction provides a permanent, high-strength mechanical joint

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solid rivet for use in standard 0.125 inch countersunk rivet applications across sheet metal fabrication, HVAC, and general structural assembly.

Installation Notes

Solid rivets are installed by sheet metal workers, fabricators, and HVAC technicians using a rivet set and bucking bar or pneumatic installation tooling. Ensure the mating materials are clamped securely and hole diameters are matched to the rivet body before driving. De-energize and de-pressurize any system or panel before drilling or riveting into it. Follow applicable codes and manufacturer guidance for joint design and rivet spacing.