Stainless Steel Blind 0 125 Length Review

I've tried hundreds so they need them at a good price - that's fine. I use a Milwaukee M12 rivet and a ⅛ inch pilot hole. Stainless steel breaks at a higher stress than aluminum rivets, giving me stronger connections.

Product quality appears to be very good and the dimensions given appear to be accurate which is important for the application I am using it for. I've been using it for two months and the rivets install easily with my manual rivet gun.

Case and frame made entirely of stainless steel. Better than IFI Grade 50 blind rivets which have a coated steel mandrel. No problems installing. I've used them to install stainless steel railings when epoxy wasn't enough at the joints.

These are just rivets, nothing special. Since the rivet is stainless steel, as is the anvil (or whatever they call the pin), they are very difficult to break with a standard rivet gun. I could do this with my stock Craftsman pistol, but it certainly wasn't easy. It's not the rivets fault, just part of the fact that it's all stainless steel. If you want an all stainless steel rivet this is a good buy.

Bought to mount a large amateur radio antenna (bencher skyhawk). They worked great. They worked well with the right tool and seemed to provide a secure fit. The antenna has been working without problems for several months. Very nice stainless steel rivets.

I was pleasantly surprised at how well they work! I used an air rivet to install them, it might have been too much to use a hand tool for more than a few. I'm a licensed aircraft mechanic so I used some rivets! I wouldn't use them on the plane but they are great for home use!

I found these stainless steel rivets to have an attractive polished finish, consistent tensile strength and grip strength. They walked lightly and held on. I bought another brand of stainless steel rivets from Revain which were #4-3 instead of this #4-2 and I'm glad they fit my application better because they have a much better look.