Rivetking. /TIN4LBUNP Flat Steel Tinners Solid Rivet

Product Description

The RIVETKING. /TIN4LBUNP is a flat head tinners solid rivet designed for sheet metal joining applications in HVAC, roofing, and ductwork fabrication. Built from steel, this solid rivet measures 0.179 inches in body diameter and 0.354 inches in length under the head. The flat head profile sits flush against the workpiece surface, making it suitable for applications where a low-profile fastener is required. Licensed sheet metal workers and HVAC fabricators typically install this type of rivet in light-gauge metal assemblies where a permanent, mechanically set fastener is preferred over screws or pop rivets.

This tinners solid rivet is suited for light sheet metal work including ductwork seams, flashings, and metal panel assemblies found in both residential and commercial HVAC installations. Its steel construction provides reliable shear strength in standard indoor sheet metal applications. At 0.179 inches body diameter, it fits standard tinner rivet hole patterns used in fabrication shop and field settings.

Key Features

• Flat head profile for low-profile, flush installations on sheet metal surfaces
• Steel construction for dependable shear and tensile performance in light-gauge applications
• 0.179 inch body diameter fits standard tinner rivet hole patterns
• 0.354 inch length under head accommodates typical light sheet metal stack thicknesses
• Solid rivet design requires setting with a rivet hammer and bucking bar for a permanent, vibration-resistant joint

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or stock fastener for standard tinners solid rivet applications in light-gauge sheet metal assemblies and HVAC ductwork fabrication.

Installation Notes

Installation of solid rivets requires a rivet hammer or pneumatic rivet hammer and a bucking bar to properly upset the tail. Shut down all associated HVAC equipment before working on duct assemblies and follow applicable SMACNA duct construction standards. Do not overdrive the rivet, as this can distort the sheet metal or crack the rivet shank. This type of fastener is typically installed by licensed sheet metal workers or HVAC fabrication technicians.