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Nylon rivets, also known as plastic rivets or push-in rivets, are used to fasten or secure materials together. They consist of a head, a shank with grooves, and a tail that can be pushed through holes in the materials being joined. Once inserted, the tail expands and forms a secure connection, holding the materials in place. Nylon rivets are often used in automotive, electronics, furniture, and various other industries where a non-metallic fastening solution is required to prevent electrical conductivity, reduce vibration, or provide a lightweight connection.
There are many reasons why nylon is the perfect material for rivets including:
Non-Conductive: Nylon is an insulating material, making nylon rivets an ideal choice for applications where electrical conductivity needs to be avoided, such as in electronics.
Lightweight: Nylon is a lightweight material, which can be advantageous in applications where weight reduction is important, like automotive or aerospace industries.
Corrosion & Chemical Resistance: Unlike metal fasteners, nylon rivets are not prone to corrosion, making them suitable for use in environments where exposure to moisture or chemicals is a concern. Nylon is often resistant to various chemicals, which can be advantageous in industries where exposure to different substances is common.
Vibration & Noise Dampening: Nylon's flexibility can help absorb and dampen vibrations, making these rivets useful in applications where vibrations might affect performance or durability. They can also help to minimize noise and rattling by providing a cushioned connection between components.
Our Snap fasteners features a Nylon 6/6 option, an option made from Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), and an LDPE option that has a Polypropylene (PP) clip.
The rivet assembly includes a male clip and a female washer. The male clip is ratcheted into the female washer; the single assembly is used to mate two surfaces together. This rivet assembly is an ideal choice for corrugated panels.
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