Rivet

A rivet, also known as a nail-shaped object, is commonly used to connect two parts or members together. It consists of a through hole and a cap on one end. The connection between the riveted parts is achieved through their own deformation or interference. Rivets come in various types, and they are commonly used in informal applications. These include R-type rivets, fan rivets, blind rivets, tree rivets, semi-circular head rivets, flat head rivets, semi-hollow rivets, solid rivets, countersunk head rivets, and hollow rivets. They are typically employed for self-deformation connection in riveting processes. Cold riveting is generally used for sizes less than 8 mm, while larger sizes are often hot riveted, although there may be exceptions. For instance, some locks utilize rivets to attach nameplates by creating interference between the rivet and the hole in the lock body.

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