Good morning/evening afternoon...
This question might seem a little noobie to be posted hear but the only silly question is the one you don't ask...
Currently working on a job that requires the use of an aluminium bodied, aluminium stem, self - plugging rivet (NAS1720H4-1A) to be precise.
My understanding is that this type of rivet should install with a portion of the stem broken off flush inside the rivet body, thus adding to the sheer strength.
Problem is, I keep managing to pull the stem right through the rivet body. The body is secure in the piece of work but hollow.
Have installed using a hand riveter and a hydro-air gun with the same result...
Any tips?
Thanks
Geoff
I would recommend checking to insure the hole(s) for the rivet are to specified size to prevent pull through of the stem bulb.