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BalTec Radial riveting rosette explained

Radial riveting technology

Basically, the application determines the procedure.

In most cases, however, where high-quality joints are demanded or like critical applications, the radial riveting technology is the appropriate procedure as it is a delicate process, which requires little force to displace the necessary material. As a result, high quality is obtained. 

Excellent surface structure of the closing head
With the radial riveting process, the tool itself does not rotate. The friction between tool and workpiece is thus at a minimum. The result is an excellent surface structure.
Low workpiece loading
Forming even of brittle parts like Bakelite or ceramic parts is possible. Lateral forces are negligible. Supporting the workpiece is simple, and clamping is usually unnecessary.
Tangential riveting
It is a process between radial and orbital riveting. The pattern is like the orbital process but with some benefits of the radial process. The path of the riveting peen does not lead through the center. This riveting is used in special cases.

Caption: Each rosette pattern R runs through the centre Z. The longitudinal axis of the riveting die still intersects the rivet at point N. The rivet is deformed in three directions. Radially outwards, radially inwards, and overlying also tangentially (circular).

Forming tools and profiles

RADIAL RIVETING

All BalTec radial riveting machines are fitted as standard with tool holder and pressure cup. The tool length (Ls) and the radius of the holder (Rp) result from your desired free height (H).

Legend radial riveting head:
1 = tool holder
2 = pressure cup
3 = riveting tool

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BalTec graphic of radial riveting head with forming tool

HIGH-QUALITY FORMING TOOLS - MANUFACTURED IN-HOUSE

 

Radial riveting Models RN/RNE  081, 151, 181, 231, ER/ET 03, 15

Radius
Rp
Tool-
length Ls
Free
height H
Shank
Ø Ds
Angle of
 inclination α
65 39 18 10 6° 02'
80 54 33 10 4° 47'
100 74 53 10 3° 44'
120 94 73 10 3° 04'
132 106 85 10 2° 46'


Radial riveting Models RN/RNE  281, 331, 381, 431, ER/ET 30, 50

Radius
Rp
Tool-
length Ls
Free
height H
Shank
Ø Ds
Angle of
 inclination α
100 68 28 20 5 ° 37'
116 84 44 20 4° 47'
132 100 60 20 4° 10'
148 116 76 20 3° 41'
170 138 98 20 3° 10'
191 159 119 20 2° 49'
240 208 168 20 2° 13'


Radial riveting Model RN/RNE  481

Radius
Rp
Tool-
length Ls
Free
height H
Shank
Ø Ds
Angle of
 inclination α
148 100 45 30 6° 15'
196 148 93 30 4° 38'
240 192 137 30 3° 45'
290 242 187 30 3° 04'
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Diversity at its best: a variety of radial riveting sequences.

Radial riveting vs. pressing

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