Value Collection 109 Nylon Panel Rivet 0.25 in Hole Dia

Product Description

The Value Collection 109 is a nylon panel rivet designed to secure panels, trim, and lightweight components in place without the need for metal fasteners. Constructed entirely from nylon, this rivet resists corrosion and is safe for use in applications where electrical isolation or chemical resistance is a priority. It fits a 0.25-inch hole diameter and features a 29/32-inch length under the head and a 19/32-inch head diameter. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel fabricators commonly install this type of fastener when securing control panel covers, duct liners, or trim pieces.

This panel rivet is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a flush, low-profile fastener is needed. It is commonly used in HVAC equipment enclosures, electrical panel trim, automotive panels, and similar assemblies. The nylon construction makes it appropriate for environments where metal contact must be avoided or where weight savings matter. This rivet is sold individually per package with a minimum order quantity of 25 units.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists corrosion and provides electrical isolation
• Fits 0.25-inch hole diameter for easy alignment with standard punched panels
• 29/32-inch length under head accommodates typical panel stack thicknesses
• 19/32-inch head diameter provides a broad clamping surface on panel face
• Lightweight and non-marring — suitable for finished or decorative panel surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-fitment fastener for panels and trim components requiring a 0.25-inch hole diameter nylon rivet.

Installation Notes

Panel rivets of this type are typically installed by hand or with a panel-clip tool — no special power tools are required. Always verify the panel hole diameter matches the rivet specification before installation to ensure a secure fit. Power down any electrical enclosure before servicing or installing fasteners near live components. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when working inside or adjacent to electrical panels.