Riveter Squeezer Yato YT-36119 Width 338 mm

The Yato YT-36119 riveter squeezer with a width of 338 mm is a hand-operated tool intended for pulling blind rivets in sheet metal, plastic and light structural assemblies. The device combines a sturdy metal construction and ergonomic handles to allow controlled force transmission while keeping the tool stable during repeated operations. It is suitable for tasks that require joining thin materials where access is available from one side only.

Advantages

The riveter squeezer provides even rivet deformation and secure joint formation thanks to its precise jaw and pin mechanics. Its 338 mm width gives improved leverage for reducing user effort, and the robust build supports repeated use in workshop and field environments. The ergonomic grips reduce hand strain during extended work, while the compact profile enables access to moderate clearances compared with larger pneumatic systems.

Suitable for

• Installing blind rivets in sheet metal and enclosures
• Bodywork and light structural repairs
• Joinery and plastic panel assembly
• DIY projects and maintenance tasks where a manual riveter is preferred

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual riveter squeezer
• Overall width: 338 mm
• Construction: metal body with ergonomic handles
• Operation: hand-operated mechanical jaw and mandrel extraction
• Intended fastener: blind rivets (various diameters depending on jaw set)

How to use

Select an appropriate rivet size and insert it into the riveter nosepiece, then position the rivet through the aligned holes of the parts to be joined. Close the handles until the mandrel breaks or the rivet head is fully formed, ensuring the materials are held flush and aligned during compression. After mandrel breakage, release the handles and remove the spent mandrel from the tool. Periodically check and, if required, replace nosepieces or jaws to match rivet diameters for reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, keep mating surfaces clean and properly aligned before riveting. Use rivet diameters and materials appropriate to the sheet thickness and load requirements. Apply moderate, steady force rather than abrupt pressure to avoid misformed heads; inspect the tool for wear and lubricate pivot points if movement becomes stiff.