Rivetking 18N100RC93P Countersunk Solid Rivet 3/16 in Stainless

Product Description

The RIVETKING 18N100RC93P is a countersunk solid rivet designed for permanent mechanical fastening in structural and fabrication applications. Machined from grade 18-8 stainless steel, this rivet offers strong corrosion resistance suitable for demanding environments. The 3/16-inch body diameter and 1-inch length under head make it appropriate for medium-duty joining work where a flush finished surface is required. The 90-degree countersunk head angle seats flat against the workpiece, eliminating protruding fastener heads. Licensed tradespeople and skilled fabricators typically specify solid rivets where vibration resistance and long-term joint integrity are priorities.

This rivet is used in sheet metal fabrication, structural assembly, and maintenance repair work across industrial, commercial, and marine environments. The stainless steel construction makes it appropriate for installations where moisture exposure or chemical contact could cause carbon steel fasteners to corrode and fail over time. It is installed using standard rivet sets and bucking bars in a two-person or backed-rivet process common in metal fabrication shops and field repair applications.

Key Features

• Grade 18-8 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• Countersunk head with 90-degree head angle for flush installation
• 3/16-inch body diameter for medium-duty fastening
• 1-inch length under head for appropriate grip range
• Solid rivet design provides permanent, vibration-resistant joint

Compatibility

Designed as a standard countersunk solid rivet for use in metal fabrication, structural repair, and maintenance applications requiring a 3/16-inch diameter fastener with a 90-degree flush head.

Installation Notes

Solid rivets are installed by licensed fabricators or qualified tradespeople using a rivet set, bucking bar, and ball-peen or pneumatic hammer. The workpiece material must be drilled to the correct hole clearance before installation. Always de-energize any related electrical systems and follow applicable workplace safety procedures before beginning fastener work in live assemblies. Do not reuse a solid rivet once it has been set and removed.