Rivetking 25N50RFLAP/1100 Solid Rivet Flat Head Aluminum

Product Description

The RIVETKING 25N50RFLAP/1100 is a solid aluminum rivet with a flat head profile, designed for permanent fastening applications in light fabrication, HVAC ductwork assembly, sheet metal work, and general trade use. The body diameter measures 0.25 inches with a length under the head of 0.5 inches. Manufactured from 1100-series aluminum, this rivet offers good corrosion resistance and is well suited for joining aluminum or thin sheet stock where weight and conductivity matter. The uncoated finish keeps installation straightforward with no surface prep concerns. It is installed by licensed sheet metal workers, HVAC technicians, and general trade professionals using standard rivet sets and hammers or pneumatic rivet tools.

This solid rivet is applicable in residential and light commercial settings wherever a permanent, flush-face mechanical fastener is required. Typical use cases include HVAC plenum and duct panel assembly, electrical enclosure fabrication, and general sheet metal joining. The flat head profile sits flush or near-flush against the work surface, making it appropriate for applications where a low-profile fastener head is needed to avoid interference with adjacent components or panels.

Key Features

• 0.25 inch body diameter for standard sheet metal and light fabrication applications
• 0.5 inch length under head suits thin to medium gauge aluminum and sheet stock
• 1100-series aluminum construction provides natural corrosion resistance without coatings
• Flat head profile delivers a low-profile, flush installation surface
• Uncoated finish simplifies handling and requires no special prep
• Solid rivet construction creates a permanent, high-integrity mechanical joint

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solid rivet for use in standard 0.25 inch rivet hole applications involving aluminum sheet metal, duct panels, and light structural assemblies.

Installation Notes

Solid rivets are installed by sheet metal workers and HVAC technicians using a bucking bar and rivet hammer or a pneumatic rivet gun. Ensure the workpiece is clamped securely and holes are deburred before driving to avoid cracking the material around the joint. Power down any associated electrical or mechanical system before accessing panels where rivets are being set or replaced. Follow applicable sheet metal trade standards and local building codes for fastener spacing and joint design.