Collection: Riveting Tools
Whether battery powered or pneumatic, GESIPA® riveting tools never fail to impress with their minimal wear, short processing times and long service life. They are extremely cost-effective and guarantee maximum value to our customers.
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AccuBird with 2.0 Ah Battery / Charger in Carrying Case
1434898Regular price £350.00Regular priceUnit price / per£800.54Sale price £350.00 (ex VAT)Sale -
PowerBird Pro Gold Edition with CAS
1679665Regular price From £1,340.75Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From £1,340.75 (ex VAT) -
AccuBird with 2X 2.0 Ah Batteries / Charger in Carrying Case
1457235Regular price £490.00Regular priceUnit price / per£986.28Sale price £490.00 (ex VAT)Sale -
AccuBird Pro with CAS
1679660Regular price From £895.19Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From £895.19 (ex VAT) -
NTS BLISTER
1434029Regular price £59.40Regular priceUnit price / perSale price £59.40 (ex VAT) -
Taurus 2 Axial Eco
1457798Regular price £1,392.00Regular priceUnit price / perSale price £1,392.00 (ex VAT)
Manual Riveters
GESIPA® manual blind riveting tools are renowned for their exceptional durability and reliability. Ideal for occasional DIY tasks, a hand-held blind riveter is an essential addition to any professional toolbox.
Battery Rivet Guns
We don't really need to spell out the advantages of a cordless rivet tool. The lack of cables and hoses improves your speed and flexibility on building sites and in industrial manufacturing applications.
Pneumatic Rivet Tools
With an exceptionally economic compressed air consumption, our TAURUS® pneumatic rivet tool series is ergonomic and easy to use, ensuring that you get your work done with speed and power.
Automatic Rivet Machines
All of the automated riveting tools we produce here at GESIPA® are perfectly suited to mass production within industrial settings.
GESIPA Riveting Tools FAQs
What is a riveting tool used for?
A riveting tool is used to set blind rivets, creating a strong and reliable fixing between two or more materials. Riveting tools are commonly used in manufacturing, construction, automotive repair, sheet metal work, maintenance and general fabrication where access is only available from one side of the workpiece.
What is the difference between a rivet gun and a riveting tool?
The terms rivet gun and riveting tool are often used to describe the same type of tool. Both are designed to install blind rivets quickly and securely. Depending on the application, you can choose from manual riveters, battery-powered rivet guns or pneumatic riveting tools.
Which riveting tool is best for my application?
The best riveting tool depends on how often you set rivets, the rivet sizes you use and the working environment. Manual riveters are suitable for occasional use, battery-powered rivet guns are ideal for mobile work, and pneumatic rivet tools are a strong choice for frequent or production-level riveting.
Are battery-powered rivet guns suitable for professional use?
Yes. Battery-powered rivet guns are widely used by professionals because they offer freedom of movement, fast setting times and consistent performance without the need for hoses or compressed air. They are especially useful for site work, maintenance teams and mobile applications.
When should I choose a pneumatic rivet tool?
A pneumatic rivet tool is best suited to regular, high-volume or industrial riveting work. Pneumatic riveting tools provide excellent power, speed and efficiency, making them ideal for workshops, production lines and applications where compressed air is already available.
Are manual riveting tools still worth using?
Yes. Manual riveting tools are a cost-effective option for occasional riveting, repairs and smaller jobs. They are simple to use, easy to transport and a useful addition to any toolbox, especially when only a small number of blind rivets need to be set.
Can one rivet tool set different rivet sizes?
Many rivet tools can set a range of blind rivet sizes, but compatibility depends on the specific tool, nosepiece and rivet material. Always check the product specification to make sure the riveting tool is suitable for the rivet diameter and material you plan to use.
What materials can blind rivet tools be used on?
Blind rivet tools can be used on a wide range of materials, including steel, aluminium, stainless steel, plastics and composite materials. The correct rivet type, rivet size and tool must be selected to suit the materials being joined.
Why choose a GESIPA riveting tool?
GESIPA riveting tools are designed for professional fastening applications, offering reliable performance, long service life and efficient rivet setting. The range includes manual, battery-powered and pneumatic rivet tools for everything from occasional repairs to demanding industrial use.
Do you sell spare parts for GESIPA rivet guns?
Yes. MyGESIPA supplies original GESIPA spare parts and accessories, including jaws, nosepieces, batteries and other replacement components to help keep your riveting tools working reliably.