Fastener catalog

The commodity baseline — fine for low-load metal, wrong for composite.

The workhorse structural blind rivet — large bulb, ubiquitous tooling.

Locked-spindle structural rivet — strong, but needs proprietary tooling.

Closes faying-surface gaps on the same tooling as CherryMAX.

Composite-qualified blind rivet with a large distributed bulb.

The composite blind-bolt standard — biggest blind footprint, high clamp-up.

Blind bolt that proves its own install — the spent nut tells you it's seated.

Fatigue-first blind bolt — fills the hole 360° and forgives loose holes.

Blind bolt with solid-bolt bearing — when you can't get to the back side.

Threaded hex-drive blind bolt — repeatable clamp load, vibration-proof.

High-strength blind bolt; HUCKCOMP variant adapts it for composite.

The fatigue-joint default when you can reach both sides — torques itself off.

Titanium fatigue pin for composite — lighter Hi-Lok, when both sides are reachable.

The classic metal rivet — included as the contrast: needs back-side access, never composite.

The high-strength blind bolt — 112 ksi steel, installed from one side.

Composite-grade lockbolt with a positive flute-lock and great fatigue life.

Hole-filling structural blind rivet — fixes misalignment without rework.

Lightweight ductile titanium rivet; Hollow-End variant sets in composite without delaminating.

Robust swaged lockbolt — strong clamp, easy inspection, two-side install.

Wide-grip lockbolt — one pin covers grip ranges that normally need four.