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Exploding Smal Head Black Rivets Pop Rivet 50ct 3/16" Tri-fold ,imca, Wissota on 2040-parts.com

US $11.49
Location:

Hartford, Wisconsin, United States

Hartford, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:EZ-TRILG50bk Nail Material:Aluminum Surface Finish:black Rivet Size:3/16" Product Type:Blind Rivet Package Size:50 ct. Bag Pull Type::Tri -Fold / Exploding Grip Range:0 - 3/8" Color:Mill Common Uses:Race Car bodies, trailers, hobbies, Snow mobiles a Head Size:Large Head: 3/8" OD UPC:Does Not Apply Body Material:Aluminum Brand:EZ-RIVETS

EZ-Rivets small Head Black Exploding Pop Rivets

  • Back Side splits in three directions for superior holding power
  • Works great where you cannot access the back of the rivet with a washer
  • Small aluminum head with aluminum mandrel
  • 3/16" hole size
  • Grip Range: 0" to 3/8"
  • Head: OD 3/8"
  • Color: Black
  • Bag of 50

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