What is the Maximum rivet size capacity?
1012053
My set goes up to 12 MM. It is for metric nutserts. You might be able to order standard size parts for this rivet tool. You might check with ASTRO Pneumatic Tool
1012054
I'm using metric drivers and I have a 10mm driver. If you call them directly the customer service is outstanding.
1012055
12mm riv nuts take 12mm bolts or screws. See item description for all sizes included in the kit.
1437064
Yes it can, but I replaced mine with 3/16 plexiglass and it was very easy. I had the plexiglass cut to size and I jig sawed the radii on them. the rivets have to be drilled out and replaced by either small nuts and bolts or pop rivets. I chose pop rivets as I had the tools to do that with.
2191148
Yes, you do get a couple of different sizes to try out. You can buy rivets in many sizes, depends on the project you have.
1646559
It is very doubtful that double cap rivits will work with this rivit machine. It is designed for canvis and plastics. The heavy metal presses at the top and bottom (I forget their name) are designed for regular rivets. You are dealing with Leather. I'd say you have a 20% Chance that it will work. It's plenty strong, but the changeable metal presses are the key to your question. Send your query to the Mfgr. Good Luck. DEWinit.
217203
Yes. I don't test it, as that's not a super high concern, but it should grip it enough to hold the rivet unless you bang the tool or something.
863168
There is no mi9nimum or maximum width, if you don't use the bar base, that goes between the bars. The bars are remarkable useful for brush, logs, moving potted trees, pallets etc. I would highly recommend them. When I bought them the freight was included and they are heavy. Brian
1623233
Unfortunately as far as I can tell there is no way to accommodate 3/8" rivets with this gun.
625928
I found a Size and Specification Chart at: http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=19Hope this helps.
1482879
The shackle is 1/2 inch at it's widest. Any grommet larger than that should work fine.
335588
I have not found a rivet that it won't work with. They all seem to work great.
1451408
Some reviewers have indicated a jaw capacity up to 9/16"/15mm. These are the specs for the 804 adjustable wrench from the Channellock website as of 11/13 [https://www.channellock.com/804-Adjustable-Wrench.aspx]: Overall Length: 4½"/114mm; JAW CAPACITY: .51"/13mm; Joint Thickness: 0.33"/8mm; Joint Width: 1.30"/33mm; Weight: 0.11 pounds/50g. After making this comment, and then buying/receiving my Channellock 804 Adjustable Wrench, the Channellock packaging differs from some of their website specs. Per the packaging, JAW CAPACITY: .56.3"/14.3mm. I've posted a photo showing the packaging claims. Some reviewers have indicated a jaw capacity up to 9/16"/15mm. These are the specs for the 804 adjustable wrench from the Channellock website as of 11/13 [https://www.channellock.com/804-Adjustable-Wrench.aspx]: Overall Length: 4½"/114mm; JAW CAPACITY: .51"/13mm; Joint Thickness: 0.33"/8mm; Joint Width: 1.30"/33mm; Weight: 0.11 pounds/50g. After making this comment, and then buying/receiving my Channellock 804 Adjustable Wrench, the Channellock packaging differs from some of their website specs. Per the packaging, JAW CAPACITY: .56.3"/14.3mm. I've posted a... » Read More Some reviewers have indicated a jaw capacity up to 9/16"/15mm. These are the specs for the 804 adjustable wrench from the Channellock website as of 11/13 [https://www.channellock.com/804-Adjustable-Wrench.aspx]: Overall Length: 4½"/114mm; JAW CAPACITY: .51"/13mm; Joint Thickness: 0.33"/8mm; Joint Width: 1.30"/33mm; Weight: 0.11 pounds/50g. After making this comment, and then buying/receiving my Channellock 804 Adjustable Wrench, the Channellock packaging differs from some of their website specs. Per the packaging, JAW CAPACITY: .56.3"/14.3mm. I've posted a photo showing the packaging claims. « Show Less
2001523
The one we bought was a gift, however in the product description it says: The 3 - 1/8-inch / 79mm maximum jaw opening makes this Vise-Grip ideal for plumbers, mechanics, welders and others who work with large objects. Hope this is helpful.
421892
I measured the maximum opening when the tightening screw engages. It was about 7/8 inch or about 22mm. You could perhaps increase this with a longer tightening screw.
2011091
Product description should state the maximum allowable strips for a transformer
1043818
I found a Sizes and Specification Chart at: http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=19I hope this helps.
1842443
Best I can tell aluminum. At least the shaft that goes into the rivet gun is aluminum. Don't know about the expanding part.
1003765
Yes, an air compressor is required, and it should be capable of supplying 90-120 lbs. of air continuously. Rivets are measured by two parameters. One is the diameter of the rivet body, which is the part which goes through the material to be riveted. The second is what is called the "grip range." This denotes the minimum and maximum thickness the rivet is intended to be used with. Thus a 1/8 X 5/16 rivet has a 1/8" diameter rivet body and is intended for material 5/16" thick. Not that the grip range is NOT the same as the length of the rivet body; the rivet body must be long enough to go through the material and form a bulge on the back side of the material to hold it together. Yes, an air compressor is required, and it should be capable of supplying 90-120 lbs. of air continuously. Rivets are measured by two parameters. One is the diameter of the rivet body, which is the part which goes through the material to be riveted. The second is what is called the "grip range." This denotes the minimum and maximum thickness the rivet is intended to be used with. Thus a 1/8 X 5/16 rivet has a 1/8" diameter rivet body and is intended for material 5/16" thick. Not that the grip range is NOT the same as the length of the rivet body; the rivet body... » Read More Yes, an air compressor is required, and it should be capable of supplying 90-120 lbs. of air continuously. Rivets are measured by two parameters. One is the diameter of the rivet body, which is the part which goes through the material to be riveted. The second is what is called the "grip range." This denotes the minimum and maximum thickness the rivet is intended to be used with. Thus a 1/8 X 5/16 rivet has a 1/8" diameter rivet body and is intended for material 5/16" thick. Not that the grip range is NOT the same as the length of the rivet body; the rivet body must be long enough to go through the material and form a bulge on the back side of the material to hold it together. « Show Less