Rivet Assortment Kits

Rivet Assortment Kits for Australian Workshops and Service Vans

A rivet assortment kit is the right purchase when you need rivets across a range of sizes and you don't want to manage individual stock for each. Curated kits cover the most-used aluminium, steel, and stainless steel blind rivets in mixed sizes — typically supplied in a hard case with separate compartments for each size. For Australian service vans, maintenance kits, and small fabrication shops, a rivet assortment is the everyday solution. AIMS Industrial stocks rivet assortment kits in the configurations trade users actually need.

What's typically in a rivet assortment kit

• Mixed sizes — typically 4mm and 5mm diameter rivets in lengths from 6mm to 16mm
• Mixed materials — aluminium body with steel mandrel for general use, all-aluminium for soft substrates, stainless for corrosive environments
• Standard dome head and large flange options — large flange for thin or fragile substrates
• Hard storage case — separate compartments to keep sizes sorted and rivets in good condition
• Common quantities — typically 200-500 rivets per kit covering 6-12 size variations

Where rivet kits earn their place

• Mobile mechanics and service vans — the right rivet on hand without carrying full bulk packs
• Maintenance and repair work — fixing brackets, panels, and assemblies where the original fastener is gone
• Light fabrication and panel work — quick fastening of sheet metal assemblies and brackets
• Apprenticeship and training kits — variety pack for learning rivet selection and fitting
• Restoration and fitout work — having multiple sizes on hand without committing to bulk pack quantities

Choosing the right rivet for the job

Rivet selection depends on three things: diameter (sized to the hole, typically 0.1mm larger than nominal), length (the grip range, which must cover the combined material thickness plus a small allowance), and material (aluminium for soft substrates, steel for stronger joints, stainless for corrosive environments). The kit gives you choice across all three; for production work where one size dominates, bulk packs of single sizes are more economical.

Tools you'll need

A rivet kit needs a riveter to install the rivets — see our air rivet tools and hand riveter range for the matching tools. For higher-volume riveting work, a battery or pneumatic riveter is many times faster than a hand tool and pays back over a typical fitout.

Companion ranges at AIMS

Rivet assortment kits sit alongside our broader fastener and rivet range — see rivets, large flange dome head rivets, countersunk rivets, and air riveter tools for the broader range.

Need help speccing a rivet assortment kit for a service van or workshop? contact our team — we'll match the kit to the work you typically do.