Handheld two-handed rivet gun MODECO MN-40-023 with 325 mm length and rotary head

MODECO MN-40-023 is a handheld two-handed rivet gun engineered for installing blind (pop) rivets in industrial and workshop environments. The tool has a 325 mm overall length and a rotary (revolver) head that allows selection of different nosepieces without repositioning the gun. Its two-handed design provides stable leverage for consistent rivet setting across sheet metal, automotive panels, ductwork and general maintenance applications.

Advantages

The rotary head increases efficiency by keeping multiple mandrel sizes immediately available, reducing downtime for tool changes. The elongated 325 mm body gives extended reach into confined or recessed assembly points. Two-handed operation delivers greater mechanical advantage, enabling reliable setting of blind rivets with less operator strain. Constructed for manual, workshop and light industrial use, the rivet gun balances robustness with straightforward maintenance.

Suitable for

• Joining sheet metal panels and brackets
• Automotive bodywork and repairs
• HVAC duct and flange assembly
• General maintenance and repair tasks requiring blind rivets

Key specifications

• Tool type: handheld, two-handed rivet gun for blind rivets
• Head type: rotary / revolver head for multiple nosepieces
• Overall length: 325 mm for extended reach
• Operation: manual mechanical leverage
• Intended use: workshop and light industrial fastening

How to use

Select the appropriate nosepiece on the rotary head for the rivet size to be used and insert the blind rivet into the nosepiece. Place the rivet mandrel into the pre-drilled hole of the joined parts and position the rivet head against the workpiece. With both hands on the handles, squeeze the handles together steadily until the mandrel snaps and the rivet forms a secure joint. Release the handles and rotate the head if needed to change nosepieces; remove spent mandrel pieces as required.

Usage recommendations

Use rivets compatible with the material thickness and hole diameter. Inspect the rotary head and nosepieces regularly for wear; replace worn nosepieces to maintain consistent rivet setting. For repetitive or high-volume work consider appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and gloves to reduce the risk of injury from flying mandrel fragments.