What is a CherryMAX rivet?
CherryMAX® is a locked spindle blind rivet with a visibly inspectable mechanical locking device and its own installation washer, which eliminates the problems resulting from worn tool anvils. It is called a “bulbed” fastener due to its large blind side bearing surface, developed during the installation process.
How are CherryMAX rivets measured?
The grip range of all CherryMAX® rivets is in increments of 1/16″, with the last dash number indicating the maximum grip length in 16ths. Example: -04 grip rivet has a grip range of 3/16″ (. 188) to 1/4″ (. 250).
How are CherryMAX rivets installed?
inserted into the prepared hole. The pulling head (installation tool) is slipped over the rivet’s stem. Applying a firm, steady pressure, which seats the rivet head, the installation tool is then actuated. sleeve in place as it begins to pull the rivet stem into the rivet sleeve.
What is the difference between Cherry lock and CherryMAX?
Features. Both the Cherrymax and Cherrylok rivets are blind rivets, only needing installation on one side of a job item. Cherrylock rivets are placed on both thick and thin job items. On the other hand, Cherrymax rivets are meant for thin items prone to injury from alternative rivets.
Are CherryMAX rivets structural?
CherryMAX® “Bulbed” Rivet The CherryMAX® rivet is the most reliable, high strength structural fastener with visual inspectability in the world today.
How are cherry lock rivets sized?
CherryLock rivets are 1/64″ larger than the nominal size diameter. Several head styles and various metal strengths and combinations. Conforms to NAS 1740 specification and NAS1738/1739 standards pages.
What is the difference between Cherry lock and Cherrymax?
What is a grip gauge?
Overview. This versatile gauge will measure shaft butt size and grip size on both men’s and ladies’ clubs, including undersized, standard and oversized. Easily measures right- and left-hand grip size. Made of heavy aluminum with markings etched on a Black background. Full instructions included.
What size hole do I drill for a 4.8 mm rivet?
Rivet Dimensions
| d1 dia. | L | Drill Size |
|---|---|---|
| 4.8mm | 10.0mm | 4.9mm |
| 4.8mm | 12.0mm | 4.9mm |
| 4.8mm | 14.0mm | 4.9mm |
| 4.8mm | 16.0mm | 4.9mm |
How do you use a universal grip gauge?
The Universal Grip Gauge (MAGG) shown works very well and is the quickest method. Slip a gauge opening over the bottom of the grip. Slide the gauge up the grip until it becomes snug against the grip. Mark the spot with your thumb.