As the name implies, a tubular rivet is a rivet characterized by a tubular shape. Its basic structure consists of the following components:
Tubular body: The central part of the rivet is typically cylindrical or tubular, featuring a hollow interior. This design enables the rivet to form a secure connection during installation.
Rivet head: Usually located at one end of the tubular body, the head's shape and dimensions can be customized to suit specific requirements, facilitating installation and fastening.
Expansion section: At the opposite end of the rivet, there is typically an area designed to expand or flare out during the fastening process, thereby securing the rivet body and creating a robust connection.
