Dent Fix Swivel Slimline Plastic Riveter Welding
A swivel-head plastic riveter with 5.0 mm and 6.3 mm tips installs rivets without pumping in tight clearances as small as 1.75 in. head width and 2.25 in. pull space
- Reach tight spots with rotational head design
- Slim 1.75 inch head fits 2.25 inch clearance gaps
- Install plastic rivets without pumping using squeeze action
- Switch between 5.0mm and 6.3mm tips for versatility
- Metal locking clip keeps handles together for compact storage
Swivel Slimline Riveter
The Dent Fix Swivel Slimline Plastic Riveter is a hand-operated tool designed for automotive technicians and repair shops that install plastic rivets. Its rotational head reaches tight spots behind panels, while the slim profile reduces the clearance needed to operate in confined areas.
Tip Compatibility
This riveter accepts interchangeable 5.0mm and 6.3mm tips, covering the two most common plastic rivet diameters found on modern vehicle trim. The tip size determines whether the tool will seat the specific fastener you are installing, so verify the rivet diameter before purchasing.
Manual Operation
No pumping mechanism is required; the user simply inserts the rivet, positions it in the hole and squeezes the handles to set the fastener. The locking clip keeps the handles together when the tool is stored, reducing its footprint in a toolbox.
How it compares
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- Price $95.99
- Pricier than about 63% of the 1,978 comparable items (median $50.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 1.75" head size affect where I can use the riveter?
The slimline head measures less than 1.75 inches wide, letting the tool reach into tight panels and narrow gaps where bulkier riveters cannot fit.
What does the rotational head do for rivet placement?
The swivel head rotates to align with rivet holes at awkward angles, so you can install fasteners in hard-to-reach spots without contorting your wrist.
What clearance is needed to operate the handles?
You need at least 2.25 inches of clearance for the handles to pull the rivet, so check the workspace depth before starting the job.
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