Brake Lining Rivets
Brake lining rivets, or clutch facing rivets, typically have a 150-degree flat countersunk head. They are recommended for the attachment of friction materials and are designed for securing brake linings to brake shoes or disc brake pads. The countersunk rivet head is designed to mate with the counter bore in the friction material. Industry-standard brake and clutch rivets have straight, semi-tubular holes.
Customization Options
Materials
- Brass
- Carbon Steel
Plating & Coating
- Zinc
- Yellow Zinc
- Clear
What Are the Benefits of Brake Rivets?
Brake rivets install flush to the installation surface providing a smooth, flush finish once installed. Brake rivets are ideal for bonding in high load applications, allowing the lining to maintain its position relative to the brake shoe. When a properly designed rivet is matched with a well-designed anvil, the rivet will clinch the friction material to the shoe tightly yet is removable for relining.
How Do You Use Brake Rivets?
Brake lining rivets are utilized to fasten brake shoe linings on heavy trucks, trailers, and various other vehicles.
They are critical for safety and performance in braking applications, ensuring that the fraction material remains attached.
Common Applications
Many of our customers use brake rivets as a joining solution for:
- Braking systems of heavy truck, agriculture machinery, and construction equipment
- Automative brake assemblies
- Brake shoes for trains and other commercial transportation vehicles
- Brake lining systems for aircraft. *remove spacecraft*
- Industrial braking systems such as cranes and lifts
Why Valley Fastener?
As a brake rivet manufacturer, we know that your reputation depends on the quality and performance of our rivets. We have nearly 50 years in business as a supplier for major OEMs covering diverse market sectors including automotive, electrical, appliance, recreational, agricultural, military & defense, furniture, energy, and household goods. Valley Fastener is one of the largest fastener manufacturers in North America with an international distribution network allowing us to control quality from design through delivery. Let our manufacturing expertise guide your product design to ensure you’re getting the best solution for your fastening needs.
Contact one of our rivet experts today to answer any questions or for a detailed quote.
