A solid shank upset (bucked) with a hammer or squeezer forms a permanent, high-shear joint with no internal voids — the legacy structural rivet for aircraft skins, bridges, and boilers.
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Bucked structural rivet for permanent high-shear joints.
A cross-section of stocked configurations. Not exhaustive — diameters, lengths, grades, and finishes extend across the full range on request.
Representative specifications — not exhaustive · NXB-SRV
Match the line to the load, the environment, and the standard it answers to.
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Typical applications
Served industries
Mating parts and adjacent lines engineers reach for alongside this one.
One-side set rivet pulled by a mandrel.
Ø2.4–Ø6.4 mm · 3/32"–1/4"
Headed pivot pin retained by a cotter or ring.
Ø3–Ø25 mm · 1/8"–1"
Precision ground pin for alignment and location.
Ø1.5–Ø25 mm · 1/16"–1"
Precision unthreaded shoulder forms a pivot or bearing surface.
Ø6–Ø24 mm shoulder · 1/4"–1"
Grade, material, finish, and standard — matched to your joint and quoted from stock. Tell us the load case and we’ll confirm the line.