YATO YT-35983 rivets supplied in a pack of 10 pieces. These blind rivets are designed for permanent mechanical fastening of thin panels and trim where access is only available from one side. The set includes 10 rivets of plastic construction, each sized 6.6 x 17.2 mm, suitable for joining plastic moldings, liners, upholstery and other light structural components in repair, assembly and construction tasks. Compatible with standard rivet tools, these fasteners provide a concealed, low-profile connection that resists loosening under normal use.
Advantages
The YATO rivets offer a straightforward installation process and consistent clamping force, delivering repeatable results across multiple applications. Their plastic material is resistant to corrosion and suitable for use on non-metallic surfaces where metal fasteners might cause damage or galvanic reaction. Supplied as a pack of 10, the set is convenient for small repair jobs and assembly runs, reducing the need to source individual fasteners.
Suitable for
- Attaching plastic moldings and trims
- Fixing car liners, wheel arches and engine covers
- Securing upholstery and interior panels
- Joining thin sheet materials in light assembly and repair
Key specifications
- Material: plastic
- Type: blind rivet (permanent, single-side installation)
- Quantity: 10 pieces per pack
- Nominal dimensions: 6.6 x 17.2 mm
- Suitable panel thickness: for thin sheets and trim components (see tool guidance)
How to use
Mark and drill a hole matching the rivet nominal diameter through the materials to be joined. Insert the rivet body through the aligned holes so the flange sits flush against the outer surface. Using a compatible rivet tool, place the rivet mandrel in the tool nosepiece and compress until the mandrel snaps, forming the blind head and securing the joint. Remove any mandrel remnants and verify the flange is seated evenly and the connection is tight.
Usage recommendations
Use an appropriate-size drill bit and a rivet tool rated for plastic blind rivets to ensure correct setting. Avoid overtightening when working with thin or brittle plastics; test on a scrap piece first to confirm fit and finish. Store the pack in a dry place away from prolonged UV exposure to maintain plastic integrity.
