Ingco 10.5 Inch Hand Riveter

The Ingco HR105 is a 10.5 inch hand riveter for setting pop rivets in sheet metal and other thin materials. It is a simple, reliable tool for roofers, gutter installers and fabricators who fix metal sections with blind rivets. The long trade handle gives the leverage to set rivets in one smooth squeeze, and the interchangeable nose pieces let you swap rivet sizes as the job changes.

Key Features

• 10.5 inch handle length for comfortable leverage when setting rivets
• Sets standard pop rivets in the common trade sizes
• Interchangeable nose pieces for different rivet diameters
• Ergonomic handle reduces hand strain during repeated use
• Suitable for sheet metal, flashing, guttering and general fabrication
• Lightweight, portable trade tool

Specifications

• Model: HR105
• Type: manual hand riveter
• Handle length: 10.5 inch
• Brand: Ingco
• Nose pieces: interchangeable for common pop rivet sizes (specific rivet capacities supplier-verify)

Applications

• Setting pop rivets in metal roofing and flashing
• Fixing guttering and downpipe sections
• General sheet metal and fabrication work
• Automotive, workshop and home repairs

What You Need To Complete The Job

Drill a clean pilot hole first with a double ended rivet drill, then load the correct pop rivets into the riveter and set them. Wear a pair of leather rigger gloves when handling cut metal. Browse the full General Hand Tools range for more fastening tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a hand riveter used for?

A hand riveter sets blind rivets, also called pop rivets, in sheet metal and other thin materials. You insert the rivet into the nose of the tool, place it in the pre-drilled hole and squeeze the handles. The tool draws the mandrel through the rivet to form the head on the blind side, then snaps the mandrel off.

Which rivet sizes does this riveter suit?

The listing identifies the tool as a 10.5 inch hand riveter but does not state the full rivet capacity range, so the specific sizes are flagged for supplier verification. Hand riveters of this type typically set the common aluminium and steel pop rivet sizes used in sheet metal work. Check the listing or contact the store to confirm the exact capacity.

Do I need to drill a hole before riveting?

Yes. Pop rivets need a pilot hole close to the rivet diameter so the rivet body fits and the head seats properly. A clean, burr free hole gives a stronger joint. Use a rivet drill in the matching size and keep the panel supported to avoid distorting thin metal.

How do I set a pop rivet with this riveter?

Drill a pilot hole to match the rivet, insert the rivet mandrel into the nose of the tool, and place the rivet body into the hole. Hold the tool square to the work and squeeze the handles until the mandrel snaps off, which forms the head on the blind side. Empty the spent mandrels from the collector regularly to keep the tool working smoothly.