Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
(OP)
I'm trying to find these rivets for fixing plastic assemblies together. They have a fast thread on them, and they are simply pushed (with force) into place, in a blind hole, for instance.
What I've modeled quickly in CAD is a representation of how I remember them looking.
Any ideas as to what they are called, or who makes them? I've done a ton of Google searching and just can't find them.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
What I've modeled quickly in CAD is a representation of how I remember them looking.
Any ideas as to what they are called, or who makes them? I've done a ton of Google searching and just can't find them.
Thanks in advance,
Mike





RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
there is drive pin rivets like this kind
http://www.amifast.com/constructionfast.html
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
Spirol
http:
Pin-Tech Products
http://www.pintech.com/default.htm
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
http://www.nationalrivet.com/forms/rivet12.htm
http://www.hansonrivet.com/w58.htm
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
mcgyvr, they're not quite what I'm after, but thanks for bringing them to my attention.
TVP, the SPIROL® Twist-Lok™ Series HP300 Pin:
http://ww
is most like what I had in mind, though their standard ones are tiny - looks like they make specials, though.
btrueblood, the U type drive screws are pretty close, but I was after something with an un-fluted shoulder section. Thanks for showing me those, though, I think I can use those elsewhere.
Cheers,
Mike
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
It would be nice if I could find some, off-the-shelf, that were the right kind of size, but if I get hold of some samples of Spirol's bigger Helical Knurled Drive Studs, I can try them out.
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
I've never seen one with a plain shank as you have depicted, or over an inch long, so maybe we are thinking of different things.
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
RE: Anyone know what these are called, and who makes them?
As it seems impossible (I have also tried) to find your exact ready produced product, you will probably have two ways left:
Either ask a special manufacturor to produce after your needs, or to redesign your product to already existing fasteners/bolts.
Could below be a place to start? (Should be a number of possible producers and materials around)
https://secure.microplastics.com/