One-Side Installation
The countersunk head creates a smooth, level surface that improves appearance while minimizing interference and snag hazards.
ASME/ANSI B 18.30.1M-1
Metric Open-End Blind Rivets with Break Mandrels
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Standard: ASME/ANSI B18.30.1M-1
- Material: Aluminum, Stainless Steel,
- Diameter: 3–6.4 mm (Custom Available)
- Surface Treatment: Zinc Plated, Natural, Polished, Passivated
- Min Order: 5000pcs
- Sample: Free sample (after quote)
- Delivery time: 30 Days
Product Overview
Product Application
ASME/ANSI B18.30.1M is the American National Standard for metric open-end pop rivets. The round head is the most common head shape. Compared to countersunk heads, the head of a round-head rivet lies flush against the surface of the workpiece, providing a large bearing area and excellent shear and tensile strength. It is suitable for structural components that do not have extreme requirements for surface flatness.
ASME B18.30.1M Metric Open-End Blind Rivets with Break Mandrels are standard round head blind rivets designed for fast and reliable one-sided fastening applications. Manufactured according to ASME dimensional and performance requirements, these rivets provide excellent shear strength, vibration resistance, and installation efficiency for sheet metal, automotive, electrical, and industrial assemblies.
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Product Advantages
Reliable Mechanical Locking
The break mandrel expands the rivet body to create a secure joint with excellent vibration resistance.
Wide Application Compatibility
Available in multiple materials and sizes for sheet metal, automotive, electrical, and industrial applications.
Common Questions
What is ASME B18.30.1M-1-2000 blind rivet?
It is a metric open-end dome head blind rivet with a break mandrel.
Can ASME B18.30.1M-1-2000 rivets be installed from one side?
Yes, they are designed for one-sided blind fastening.
What materials are available for these blind rivets?
Common materials include aluminum, steel, and stainless steel.
Where are ASME B18.30.1M-1-2000 rivets used?
They are used in sheet metal, automotive, electrical, and industrial assemblies.
