Rivet Equipment and Taping Hole
Time : Aug 14, 2025 View : 113
Riveting is a process that uses a press riveter to press rivets into pre-drilled holes of workpieces. The rivet deforms plastically under pressure, creating a tight connection between components. It’s widely used for joining metal parts, offering high strength and stability without damaging the workpiece surface. Common tools include pneumatic or hydraulic riveters, with rivets selected based on material and thickness of workpieces.
Tapping Process
Tapping involves cutting internal threads in pre-drilled holes using a tap. The tap rotates to form threads that match external threads of screws or bolts, enabling detachable connections. It requires precise hole diameter selection and controlled rotational speed to avoid tap breakage. Taps come in different types (e.g., hand taps, machine taps) for various materials like steel, aluminum
