Rivetking 18N100RFLSP Countersunk Solid Rivet 3/16 in Steel

Product Description

The RIVETKING 18N100RFLSP is a countersunk solid rivet designed for permanent mechanical fastening in metal fabrication, structural assembly, and general industrial applications. The rivet features a 3/16-inch body diameter and a 1-inch length under the head, with a 90-degree countersunk head angle that sits flush with the material surface after setting. Constructed from uncoated steel, this solid rivet delivers reliable shear and tensile strength in demanding assembly environments. It is typically installed by sheet metal workers, maintenance technicians, and structural fabricators using a rivet set and bucking bar or pneumatic rivet hammer.

This solid rivet is suited for use in light structural panels, equipment housings, brackets, and general metalwork where a flush, permanent fastener is required. The countersunk head profile makes it appropriate for applications where surface protrusion must be minimized. The uncoated steel construction is well matched to interior or protected assemblies. At a 3/16-inch body diameter and 1-inch grip length, this rivet covers a common range of material stack thicknesses found in fabrication and maintenance work.

Key Features

• 3/16-inch body diameter for a common fabrication fastener size
• 1-inch length under head to accommodate typical material stack thicknesses
• 90-degree countersunk head angle seats flush with the workpiece surface
• Solid rivet construction provides high shear and tensile strength versus hollow alternatives
• Uncoated steel finish suitable for protected or interior assembly environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solid rivet replacement for applications requiring a 3/16-inch countersunk steel fastener in metal fabrication and structural assembly work.

Installation Notes

Solid rivets are installed by licensed sheet metal workers, structural fabricators, and maintenance technicians. Ensure both workpieces are clamped securely and properly aligned before driving. A rivet set, bucking bar, and pneumatic or hand rivet hammer are the standard tools required. Do not reuse a solid rivet once driven, as the deformed shank cannot be restored to original dimensions.