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Frequently Asked Questions
How does a hexagon rivet bush install into sheet metal?
How does a hexagon rivet bush install into sheet metal?
A hexagon rivet bush is pressed into a pre-punched or laser-cut hexagonal hole in sheet metal. Using a bench press or installation punch, pressure is applied to the serrated spigot, driving the teeth into the parent metal while swaging the shank down to lock the insert permanently in place.
Why choose a hexagon rivet bush over a round rivet bush?
Why choose a hexagon rivet bush over a round rivet bush?
The hexagonal shape provides significantly higher spin-out resistance compared to round profiles. While round bushes rely solely on serrations for grip, the flat sides of a hex bush mechanically lock into the sheet metal, making them ideal for high-torque applications where bolts are repeatedly tightened.
How do I select the right spigot length for my sheet thickness?
How do I select the right spigot length for my sheet thickness?
Rivet bushes are manufactured with specific spigot lengths designed to match standard sheet metal gauges (such as 1.2mm, 1.6mm, 2.0mm, or 2.5mm). The spigot length should match or be slightly less than the thickness of the sheet so that it flattens and clinches flush without protruding past the reverse side of the panel.