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Rivet? Jackpot!
What makes rivets so special? A rivet is a mechanical fastener consisting of a shank and a head. When the rivet is set, the shank is deformed to create a permanent and secure joint. Rivets are often made from robust materials such as aluminium, steel or copper, making them ideal for joints that need to withstand heavy loads.
To enable fast and efficient processing, our customers rely on the modern riveting machines from Hang. Do you have industrial applications where high speed and precision are required? Rivets are renowned for their reliability and durability, making them the preferred choice across many sectors, from the automotive industry through to metalworking and the food industry.
Do you have a different area of application? With minor adjustments, our machines can also tackle new challenges. We look forward to hearing from you.
With Hang’s riveting machines, you can create permanent joints for your high-quality products.
Master of the Rings
How would you describe an eyelet? An eyelet is a small but important ring made of metal, plastic or rubber. It often consists of two parts that are joined together when the eyelet is fitted. But what makes it so special?
Eyelets can do more than just fasten: they serve as pivot points, ventilation holes, electrical contacts and lock reinforcements. In the metalworking industry, they are indispensable for fastening sheet metal and thin-walled parts. They are also widely used in the assembly of domestic and electrical appliances, stationery, toys and automotive parts.
Their role as hole reinforcements and feed-throughs is particularly interesting. Eyelets prevent holes from tearing and are becoming increasingly important as a closure mechanism, for example in the packaging of foodstuffs such as pasta or biscuits.
As well as their versatility, eyelets impress with their ease of use. They can be inserted at high speeds and are ideal for automated assembly work. Alongside staples, eyelets are among the most cost-effective mechanical fasteners available to industry.
Curious? Join us – the masters of these little rings – and discover their wide range of applications! Be inspired and find out how these little helpers can enhance your projects too.
“Eyelets can do more than just fasten: they serve as pivot points, ventilation holes, electrical contacts and lock reinforcements.”
Are you wondering whether a Hang riveting machine meets your requirements? Would you like to know more about customisation, scalability or integration into existing processes?
Our sales team will be happy to advise you.