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Original Publish Date : 4/12/2007
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Riveter Keeps Production Costs At Arm's Length
The Milford Model 216 manual impact riveter weighs just 23 lb, yet it packs up to 2 tons of rivet-setting force.

Riveter Keeps Production Costs At Arm's Length

It has rivet capacity of 0.187-in. (4.75-mm) diameter × 1-in. (25.4-mm) long mild steel semi-tubular. The riveter has a stroke of 1.25 in. (31.2 mm), throat depth of 6 in. (152.4 mm), and measures 4 × 8 × 14 in. Options include rivet-holding jaws for accurate positioning.

Milford Fastening Systems, Orbitform Group,
600 Executive Dr., Jackson, MI 49203,
(517) 787-9447,
orbitform.com

 

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