Where are Countersunk Head Rivet often used？

Countersunk head rivets are often used in applications that require a flush installation on the surface. They are commonly found in the automotive industry, where they are used to attach body panels, bumper covers, dashboards, and sunroofs, providing a smooth and aesthetically pleasing finish. These rivets are also used in HVAC ducting, metal wall panels, roofing sheets, and access covers where a flush surface is necessary to avoid snagging or interference.

Additionally, countersunk head rivets are used in aerospace and industrial manufacturing for fastening thin materials where a flat surface finish is critical. They are chosen for situations where traditional nuts and bolts are not feasible due to limited access or the need for a permanent joining solution. The countersunk design allows the rivet head to sit flush with or below the surface of the material, making it optimal for applications where smooth surface contour is required.

Our head styles include:
Oval
Truss
Pan
120 degree countersunk
90 degree countersunk
Flat
Brake lining

Common materials include:
Aluminum
Steel
Stainless
Iron
Brass
Copper

Wellmore can manufacture the solid/semi-tubular rivets you are looking for. We start at a 1/16 of an inch diameter and go all the way up to 1-3/4 of an inch. If you have different requirements, we can also check base on that. We design, manufacture, finish, & supply rivets for OEM manufacturers around world.

Always welcome to have your inquiry.