Hand Riveter Högert Technik HT2C156 — 530 mm long, 5 interchangeable heads, max rivet 6.4 mm

The Hand Riveter Högert Technik HT2C156 is a manual two-handed rivet tool with a 530 mm long body designed to install blind rivets up to 6.4 mm in diameter. Constructed for workshop and construction use, the tool combines extended reach and mechanical leverage to simplify repetitive riveting tasks on metal, sheet, and structural components. The riveter comes with five interchangeable heads to accommodate different rivet sizes and working positions, and its long handles provide improved access to deep or confined fastening points.

Advantages

The long 530 mm body provides extended reach for working in tight or recessed areas while two-handed operation increases applied mechanical advantage and control. Supplied interchangeable heads allow quick adaptation to multiple blind rivet diameters without changing tools. The tool’s design focuses on straightforward manual operation and reliable clamping force for consistent blind rivet installation in common workshop and on-site applications.

Suitable for

• Fastening sheet metal and panels in repair and fabrication work
• Installing blind rivets in structural or frame components on-site
• Repetitive riveting tasks where extended reach and leverage are required
• Maintenance and assembly jobs in workshops, garages, and construction sites

Key specifications

• Overall length: 530 mm
• Operation: two-handed manual riveter
• Interchangeable heads: 5 included for varied rivet sizes
• Maximum rivet diameter supported: 6.4 mm
• Suitable rivet type: blind (pop) rivets

How to use

Select the appropriate interchangeable head for the rivet diameter to be used and attach it to the nosepiece. Place the blind rivet through the prepared hole in the materials to be joined, insert the rivet mandrel into the tool’s nose, and position the tool so the rivet head sits flush against the workpiece. Using both hands on the long handles, squeeze the handles together firmly and evenly until the rivet sets and the mandrel breaks off. Release the handles and remove the spent mandrel from the tool. Repeat the process for subsequent rivets, replacing heads as needed for different diameters.

Usage recommendations

Use correct-size rivets and maintain firm, steady pressure during each pull stroke to ensure consistent setting. Inspect heads and nosepieces for wear and clean any debris from the tool after use. For high-volume or heavy-duty production where speed is critical, consider a powered rivet tool; for occasional and on-site jobs the HT2C156 provides extended reach and reliable manual performance.