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KSEET Special Metal Products Co., Ltd. — 18 Years of Expertise in Blind Riveting Solutions Blind rivets are widely used in industries like automotive, enclosures, air purification, and electrical lighting due to their simple, one-sided installation. However, certain issues may arise during installation if the rivet type or method is incorrect.

Blind rivets, also known as pop rivets, are essential fasteners used when only one side of the workpiece is accessible. At KSEET Special Metal Products Co., Ltd., we specialize in producing a full range of blind rivets and fasteners, offering complete fastening solutions to over 500 global customers in industries such as automotive, air purification, electrical enclosures, lighting, and construction.

While blind rivets provide strong and permanent fastening, there are times when they must be removed — for maintenance, upgrades, or rework. Removing them properly helps avoid damaging your materials. At KSEET Special Metal Products Co., Ltd., we specialize in complete riveting solutions — from installation to removal, helping over 500 clients solve real-world assembly challenges in industries like automotive, air purification, lighting, and cabinets.

Blind rivets (also called pop rivets) offer an efficient, single-sided fastening solution — ideal for applications where the reverse side is inaccessible. They are widely used in sheet metal assembly, lighting, electrical enclosures, air purification units, and automotive manufacturing. With 18 years of expertise in the fastening industry, KSEET specializes in producing blind rivets, rivet nuts, and matching manual, pneumatic, and electric rivet tools, delivering complete fastening solutions to over 500 companies worldwide.

✅ How to Measure a Blind Rivet To ensure a perfect fit for your application, it’s important to measure a blind rivet correctly. A standard blind rivet has two key dimensions to consider:

Blind rivets, crucial for one - sided fastening, are favored across aerospace, automotive, and other sectors. Made up of a hollow shell and a mandrel, their installation is straightforward: drill a fitting hole, insert the rivet, pull the mandrel with a gun to expand the shell, and once the mandrel breaks at the pre - set point, a firm joint is formed.