1. Round head rivets* GB867-86 0.6-16 According to GB116-86: Carbon steel: A. Without treatment; B. Galvanized and passivated stainless steel: A. Copper and its alloys without treatment: A. Without treatment Treatment; B. Passivation of aluminum and its alloys: A. Untreated; B. Anodized

2. Round head rivets (coarse)* GB863.1-86 12-36

3. Small round head rivets (coarse)* GB863.2-86 10-36

4. Flat cone head rivets* GB868-86 2-16

5. Flat cone head rivets (rough) GB864-86 12-36

6. Countersunk rivets* GB869-86 1-16

7. Countersunk head rivets (coarse) GB865-86 12-36

8. Semi-sunk head rivets GB870-86 1-16

9. Semi-sunk head rivets (coarse) GB866-86 12-36

10. 120o countersunk head screw GB954-86 1.2-8

11. 120o countersunk head screw GB1012-86 3-6

12. Flat head rivets* GB109-86 2-10

13. Flat head rivets GB872-86 1.2-10

14. Oblate head rivets GB871-86 1.2-10 According to the regulations of GB116-86: Carbon steel: A. Without treatment; B. Galvanized and passivated stainless steel: A. Copper and its alloys without treatment: A. Without treatment Treatment; B. Passivation of aluminum and its alloys: A. Untreated; B. Anodized

15. Large oblate head rivets GB1011-86 2-8

16. Oblate head semi-hollow rivets* GB873-86 1.2-10

17. Large oblate head semi-hollow rivets GB1014-86 2-8

18. Flat head semi-hollow rivets GB875-86 1.2-10

19. Flat cone head semi-hollow rivets GB1013-86 1.4-10

20. GB1015-86 1.4-10

21. 120o countersunk head semi-hollow rivets GB874-86 1.2-8

22. Headless rivets GB1016-86 1.4-10

23. Hollow rivets* GB876-86 1.4-6

24. Tubular rivets GB975-86 0.7-20 According to GB116-86: Carbon steel: A. Without treatment; B. Galvanized and passivated stainless steel: A. Copper and its alloys without treatment: A. Without treatment; B. Passivation C. Tin plating D. Silver plating

25. Sign rivets* 1.6-5 Same as serial number 14 GB827-86

26. Open-type oblate head blind rivets* GB12618-90 2.4-6.4 According to GB12619-90: Aluminum and aluminum alloys: A. Untreated; B. Galvanized and purified; C. Plastic sprayed; D. Painted steel ( Nail body): A. Untreated stainless steel (nail body): A. Untreated steel (nail core): A. Untreated; B. Galvanized purified aluminum alloy (nail core): A. Untreated stainless steel (Nail core): A. Untreated open type countersunk head blind rivets* GB12617-90 3-6.4

28. Closed oblate head blind rivets* GB12615-90 3-6.4

29. Closed countersunk head blind rivets* GB12616-90 3-6.4

30. Oblate head core rivets* GB/T5855.1-1995 3-6.4 According to GB15855.3-1995: Aluminum alloy (nail body): A. Untreated steel (nail body): A. Untreated Steel (nail core): A. Take anti-rust measures

31. Countersunk head rivets* GB/T15855.2-1995 3-6.4

Introduction to the use of rivets Half round head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions with large lateral loads, and are the most widely used. Flat cone head rivets are corrosion-resistant due to their large nail heads, and are often used in highly corroded riveting occasions such as ship hulls and boiler water tanks. Countersunk head and 1200 countersunk head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions where the surface must be smooth and the load is small. Semi-sunk head and 1200 half-sunk head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions where the surface must be smooth and the load is small. Flat head rivets are used for riveting occasions with general loads. Flat head and round head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions of non-metallic materials such as metal sheets or leather, canvas, and wood.

Large flat head rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions of non-metallic materials. Semi-tubular rivets are mainly used for riveting occasions with small loads. For the option of the head type, please refer to the introduction of the above-mentioned various solid rivets. Headless rivets are mainly used for riveting of non-metallic materials. Hollow rivets are light in weight and weak in nail head, and are used for riveting occasions of non-metallic materials with small loads. Tubular rivets are used for non-load-dependent riveting of non-metallic materials. Nameplate rivets are mainly used for riveting nameplates on machines and equipment. Blind rivets are a type of rivets used for single-sided riveting, but they must be riveted with a special tool-a riveting gun (manual, electric, and moving). This type of rivet is especially suitable for riveting occasions where it is inconvenient to use ordinary rivets (riveting from both sides), so it is widely used in construction, automobiles, ships, aircraft, machines, electrical appliances, furniture and other products. Among them, open-type oblate head blind rivets are the most widely used, countersunk head blind rivets are suitable for riveting occasions that require smooth performance, and closed blind rivets are suitable for riveting occasions that require higher load and certain sealing performance. Core-hitting rivets are another type of single-sided riveted rivets. When riveting, use a hand hammer to hit the rivet head to expose the rivet core so that it is flush with the end face of the rivet head, and the riveting operation is completed, which is very convenient, especially suitable for inconvenient Riveting occasions using ordinary rivets (which must be riveted from both sides) or blind rivets (without a riveter). Usually flat round head hammering riveting is used, and countersunk head hammering rivets are suitable for occasions where smooth riveting is required on the surface.