Riveter Setter YATO YT-36095 — length 380 mm, model YT-36095

The YATO YT-36095 riveter setter is a manual hand tool designed for installing blind rivets in a wide range of medium-duty fastening tasks. With an overall length of 380 mm, this rivet setter offers extended reach and improved leverage for pulling and setting rivets in sheet metal, light structural elements and assembly applications. The tool is suitable for use in workshops and for on-site repairs or installation work where a reliable, mechanical rivet fastening solution is required.

Advantages

The 380 mm length provides increased reach and mechanical advantage, reducing operator effort when setting rivets. The riveter setter delivers consistent pulling action for uniform rivet deformation and reliable joint formation. Its hand-operated design requires no power source, making it convenient for portable and remote use. The construction of the tool is intended to withstand typical workshop and construction environments while offering simple, straightforward operation.

Suitable for

• Installing blind rivets in sheet metal panels and enclosures
• Repair and maintenance tasks on vehicles, machinery and equipment
• On-site assembly of light structural components and fixtures
• Workshop use for fabrication, joining and prototyping

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual rivet setter for blind rivets
• Overall length: 380 mm for extended reach
• Operation: hand-operated mechanical pulling mechanism
• Intended use: medium-duty fastening tasks in sheet metal and light assemblies
• Application environments: workshop and on-site use

How to use

Select a rivet of appropriate diameter and material for the workpiece and drill a hole matching the rivet specification. Insert the rivet into the hole, engage the mandrel in the riveter setter’s nosepiece, and position the tool so the rivet head sits flush against the workpiece. Squeeze the handles steadily to actuate the pulling mechanism until the rivet body deforms and the mandrel breaks off. Release the handles and remove the spent mandrel and the tool. Inspect the joint to ensure the rivet is correctly set and provides the required clamping force.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when working with rivets. Match rivet diameter and material to the thickness and type of workpieces. For repetitive or high-volume fastening, consider using a pneumatic or electric rivet tool to reduce operator fatigue. Regularly check and clean the nosepiece and jaws to ensure consistent performance and replace worn components as needed.