Rivet Setters

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Rivet Setters – what to choose?

Choose a setter by the hardware you are fitting: the diameter in the tool name is the size of rivet, eyelet, snap or magnetic clasp it is made for. Saddle rivets take a separate setter or a hole punch with an anvil; eyelets, snaps and magnetic clasps have sets for their type; spike and cone rivets have their own setters. Work on a solid base such as a steel anvil.

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What the parameters mean and how to choose the right values.

Header diameter specifies the size of the tool’s working surface used to form the rivet head.

The codes of the items the tool or die is meant for. Setting tools are tied to a particular size of rivet or snap, so this list tells you whether it matches the rivets and snaps you already use. In rivet codes, Z stands for a double cap rivet and O for a single cap rivet (e.g. 70 Z, 70 O).

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