3.3 Heavy-duty blind rivet pliers with ergonomic handle for steel blind rivets - Hand rivet pliers for rivets Ø 2.4 4.0 and 4.8 mm - Rivet pliers <p>High Durability - The riveting tool is made of high-quality reinforced steel, which provides many years of trouble-free service, whether at home or as professional roofing or filling equipment. However, you should always remember to choose the right tip and screw it in correctly before working, as these are the most common mistakes that lead to unnecessary ringing with the tool and its subsequent destruction.</p> <p>Built-in Rivet Gauge: It helps you choose the right rivet tip for your application, as you can use this rivet gun to rivet 4 sizes of rivets: 2.4 mm, 3.3 mm, 4.0 mm, and 4.8 mm. Always check with the rivet gun which rivet tip you are using before starting the pressing process. The correct tip should not be too loose, and the rivet being used should move inside without resistance.</p> <p>Easy to use - The rivet gun is perfectly balanced, so you only need one hand to operate it. If you have difficulty unscrewing the tip, do not try to force it - instead, lightly press down on the riveting tool so that the spring does not push on the tip. Once you have positioned the rivet in the hole, slide the tool onto the protruding rod and begin to apply pressure - after a few times, the rivet is set.</p> <p>High comfort - Thanks to the perfectly shaped handle made of high-quality soft rubber, the tool fits comfortably in the hand while working. Even when riveting dozens of rivets, your hands will not get tired, and the rubber ensures that the tool will not fall out of your hands, even if your hands are sweaty. The kit also includes a wrench that allows you to change the tip without any other accessories.</p> <p>Wide range of applications: Thanks to the 4 versatile rivet tips of different sizes, you can precisely join steel, leather, or even plastic parts with this portable pliers. Mechanics, DIY enthusiasts, roofers, electricians, farmers, locksmiths, welders, wallpaperers, and many others use this tool. See for yourself that rivets are sometimes the best way to join something.</p>