Self-piercing rivets (SPR)
Our self-piercing rivets are compatible with most North American riveting machinery. Find your compatible part numbers below, or contact us if you have questions.
PLT Rivet Spool
from $645 (USD)
Our best-selling rivet spool, compatible with most North American machinery. 10,000pcs spool, flat head profile, 5.0kg/11.1lbs per spool.
Ø5mm X 5mm-7mm sizes and more are available on request. If your size is not listed here, contact us and we'll manufacture it.
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Universal Spool Conversion Kit
from $377 (USD)
Convert any self-piercing rivet press to accept more cost-effective Press Lock spools.
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Convert cartridge feed presses easily
Easy to install; you only need one 1/2" wrench (metric models available upon request)
No drilling or tapping of holes required to install
Easily change spools in seconds WITHOUT any tooling.
Common questions about our self-piercing rivets
Our SPR tape feed is compatible with Henrob, Atlas Copco, Accu-Clinch SPR, Norlok, and some Bollhoff style tape-fed rivets. You can check compatible part numbers above, or reach out to us if your part number isn't listed there.
We can replace cassette-stored rivets with spooled rivets for space and time savings.
SPR is a great choice for joining aluminum. It can also join steel, brass, copper, aluminum composite material, polycarbonate, hybrid connections, and connections with adhesives.
We can replace cassette-stored rivets with spooled rivets for space and time savings.
We manufacture a variety of presses and tools ourselves, and have our rivets manufactured to our specific standards as well.
Yes, we offer rivet guns. Normally called presses, workheads, or tools. We have a wide variety of standard product but also can customize to your needs. From a simple portable workhead to a complete automated system.
Self-piercing rivets or SPRs are a specially engineered fastener with internal geometry that requires no pre-punched or pre-drilled hole. The rivet pierces the first layer of material and drives through to the base layer, where it will expand and form a lock when used with a specific design of SPR die.
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