Value Collection 631 Nylon Panel Rivet Arrow Shank 6mm

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 631 is a nylon panel rivet with an arrow-style shank designed for securing panels, trim, and lightweight assemblies without metal fasteners. Molded from nylon in black, this rivet fits a 6mm maximum hole diameter and seats with a head diameter of approximately 25/32 inches. The length under the head measures 5/8 inches, and the part accommodates a material thickness of 6mm. The push-in arrow shank locks into place on insertion, making installation fast without specialty tools. Electricians, auto trim technicians, HVAC sheet metal workers, and general assembly trades use this type of fastener wherever a non-conductive, corrosion-resistant push rivet is needed.

These rivets are suited for thin-panel applications in electrical enclosures, HVAC cabinet trim, ductwork covers, automotive interior panels, and similar assemblies requiring a flush-head fastener that will not corrode or conduct electricity. The nylon construction makes them appropriate for environments where metal fasteners would cause galvanic corrosion or electrical concerns. Each package contains 25 pieces, making this an efficient option for service stock or light production use.

Key Features

• Arrow shank design locks on push-in insertion without additional tools
• Nylon construction resists corrosion and is non-conductive
• Fits 6mm maximum hole diameter
• 5/8 inch length under head accommodates 6mm material thickness
• 25/32 inch head diameter provides a wide bearing surface for thin panels
• Black finish; sold in packs of 25

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose push-in panel rivet for applications requiring a 6mm hole diameter and arrow-shank retention in nylon-compatible assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation requires only hand pressure or a flat-faced setting tool to push the rivet shank through the panel hole until the arrow barbs engage. Ensure the mating hole diameter does not exceed 6mm for proper retention. No power tools or heat is required. To remove, a thin pry tool or fastener removal pick can release the shank barbs without damaging the panel material.