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What kind of rivet is this?

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    Posted: 05 Jun 2011 at 7:24pm
This style of rivet seems a lot stronger than your typical pop rivet. What is the name of this kind of rivet and they even available anymore?:
 
 
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Check McMaster Carr they have them.  Countersunk head tubular, same as brake lining rivet ...Tim
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Proper term s a cold upset rivet, with that one having a "elevator" head(flat and almost flush)
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i don't know how to spell it properly ,but it's a huck rivet,semi's use them ,
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Looks like one would need a special tool to set them 
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any rivit...is a pain in the butt rivit!!
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Yes you need a setting tool for them , either a driver or press. Used a similar one for brake linings and I used similar on circuit boards where multi-layer or 2 sided boards needed contact on both side .
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