A rivet is a permanently installed fastener used to secure two sheets of material such as metal or plastic. Unlike other fasteners, a rivet is not tightened down to secure it. Instead, it is permanently installed using force. When the rivet is struck or pressed, it fills the void creating a permanent fastening.

Pneumatic rivet guns operate based on compressed air. When activated, the compressed air flows into the gun's cylinder, creating a piston effect. This piston drives the mandrel of the rivet through the hollow rivet body, causing the body to deform and expand against the materials being joined.

They are reliable fasteners that facilitate the joining ease of various parts of a structure or machine. You can use a rivet joint for connecting any wooden and metal material. These rivets enable the joining of different wooden facilities, such as lockers, cabinets, and shelves.