Countersunk Standard Blind Rivets

Countersunk blind rivets have a flat, tapered head that sits flush when set into a countersunk hole, giving a smooth surface finish. Blue Ribbon Fastener stocks all aluminum countersunk blind rivets in standard diameters and grip lengths.

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Usages for All Aluminum Countersunk Blind Rivets

Blind rivets are installed from one side of the joint: the rivet goes into a drilled hole and a rivet tool pulls the mandrel until it breaks off, leaving a tight, permanent connection. The countersunk head is seated in a countersunk or dimpled hole, leaving the surface smooth where a domed head would interfere with a mating part or a clean appearance.

All Aluminum Countersunk Blind Rivets for all Industries

Aluminum enclosures, panels, aircraft-style skins, and signage use countersunk blind rivets where flush finishes matter. Blue Ribbon Fastener supplies consistent stock for production runs.

All Aluminum Countersunk Blind Rivets Features for Engineers & Buyers:

Aluminum body and aluminum mandrel
Countersunk head for a flush surface
One-sided installation
Lightweight and corrosion resistant
Requires a countersunk or dimpled hole
Available in a range of diameters and grip lengths
Same-day shipping on in-stock sizes when ordered by 2:30 PM CST
Volume and repeat customer pricing available — call or request a quote