Product · Special purpose machines
Riveting machines
Orbital, radial and impact riveting stations that form a consistent head every cycle, with rivet height and force verified in the cycle and logged against the part.
At a glance
- Processes
- Orbital, radial, impact and roller forming
- Verification
- Head height and force window per rivet
- Stations
- Single or multi-spindle with indexing
- Controls
- PLC/HMI with recipes and counters
- Lead time
- Indicative 8–14 weeks from design freeze
Overview
Riveting Machines built to your application
Manual riveting varies with the operator, the hammer and the hour of the shift. A riveting station replaces that variation with a controlled forming process: fixed tool path, controlled force, and a measured rivet height that tells you the joint is right.
Orbital and radial riveting form the head gradually with low axial force, which suits thin material and delicate assemblies; impact riveting is faster where the component can take it.
Variants
Types of riveting machines we build
Orbital riveting machine
Smooth formed head with low axial load for thin and delicate parts.
Radial riveting machine
Fast forming for medium-duty joints.
Pneumatic impact riveter
Simple, quick stations for robust components.
Multi-head riveting SPM
Several rivets formed in one cycle with index or gantry.
Specification
Technical specification
Typical build parameters. Final specifications are fixed with you at design freeze.
| Forming | Orbital or radial peening head; pneumatic or servo feed |
|---|---|
| Verification | Final height measurement and force window with pass/fail |
| Fixture | Hardened nest with anvil support and part-presence sensing |
| Controls | PLC/HMI, recipe per variant, cycle counters, alarm history |
| Options | Multi-spindle heads, index tables, automatic rivet feeding, marking after pass |
Scope of supply
What is included
- Application study and process trial
- Built and programmed riveting station
- FAT with your parts and height verification
- Installation and training
- Documentation and spares list
Need this quoted?
Send the part drawing or a photo with your volume and cycle time. An engineer responds within one working day.
Applications
Where it is used
- Brake shoes, clutch plates and friction components
- Brackets, hinges and linkages
- Seat and interior sub-assemblies
- Electrical contacts and terminals
- Appliance and furniture assemblies
Industries
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View productFAQ
Riveting Machines: common questions
Orbital or radial riveting — which is right?
Orbital gives a smoother finish with lower axial force and suits thin or brittle parts; radial forms faster and suits medium-duty joints. We trial both on your part when the choice is not obvious.
Can rivet height be measured automatically?
Yes. A displacement sensor measures the final head height each cycle, and the result is compared with a window before the part is released.
Can one machine handle several rivet positions?
Yes — with an index table, a gantry or multi-spindle heads, depending on cycle time and part geometry.
Start a project
Hand over your production challenge.
Tell us what the line has to produce, where, and by when. We will come back with a scoped approach, a realistic timeline and the questions that matter — usually after a site visit or a drawing review.
- +91 85959 55435 · Mon–Sat, 09:00–18:00
- WhatsApp an engineer
- info@mecwerx.com
- Detailed RFQ with drawings (PDF, DWG, STEP)