Blindklinknagel GESIPA PG Al/A2 4x10 mm RAL9010 wit 500-pack

GESIPA PG blind rivets Al/A2 4x10 mm in RAL9010 White are blind fasteners with an aluminium body and an A2 stainless-steel mandrel, designed for permanent single-sided joining of thin-sheet materials. Each rivet has a 4 mm diameter and a 10 mm grip length, supplied in a pack of 500 for repetitive installation tasks. These blind rivets are intended for applications where access is available only from one side and a discreet, corrosion-resistant fastening is required.

Advantages

The aluminium body combined with an A2 stainless-steel mandrel provides a corrosion-resistant connection suitable for indoor and outdoor environments. The 4 mm diameter and 10 mm grip length suit many standard thin-sheet assemblies, and the white RAL9010 finish offers a neutral appearance for visible joints. Supplied in a bulk pack of 500, the product supports efficient workflow and reduces the need for frequent restocking.

Suitable for

• Joining metal sheets and panels where only one-side access is available
• HVAC ductwork and ventilation installation
• Enclosure and cabinet assembly
• Automotive bodywork and repair of body panels
• Light structural and general maintenance fastening tasks

Key specifications

• Material of body: aluminium
• Material of mandrel: A2 stainless steel
• Rivet diameter: 4 mm
• Grip length: 10 mm
• Finish: RAL9010 white
• Pack quantity: 500 pieces

How to use

Select the correct rivet size for the combined thickness of the materials to be joined. Drill or prepare a 4.0 mm hole through both workpieces, insert the rivet body from the accessible side, and position the mandrel in the nosepiece of a compatible blind-rivet tool. Squeeze the tool to pull the mandrel, causing the rivet body to bulge and clamp the workpieces together until the mandrel snaps. Inspect the finished joint for proper clamping and remove any mandrel remnants as required.

Recommendations

Use a rivet gun with compatible nosepieces for 4 mm rivets and ensure tool maintenance for consistent setting force. For dissimilar metals or environments with elevated corrosion risk, verify material compatibility and consider additional protective measures. Store rivets in a dry area to preserve the finish.