Rivet Nut Adapter for Cordless Drill – SpeedRivet

Painful riveting with a hand riveter is a thing of the past.

Anyone who regularly works with blind rivets knows the problem: after just a few minutes, the wrist and forearm start to ache, and the results are often uneven. The SpeedRivet adapter transforms any standard cordless drill into an electric riveting tool – simply attach it to the 6.35 mm hex shank, insert the rivet, and drive it cleanly with one turn. DIY projects, bodywork, or installing air conditioning units become significantly faster and easier.

Advantages

• No more physical effort needed: The hardened 3-jaw clamping system automatically grips the rivet, turns it cleanly, and releases it – no more tired hands, no more slipping.
• Faster completion: One hand motion to insert, one pull on the drill to fix – what previously required several steps now happens in one working step, so handling large surfaces takes significantly less time.
• Fits any drill: The standard 1/4" hex shank is compatible with almost all cordless and battery-powered drills and screwdrivers, so no additional device purchase is necessary.

Specifications

• Material: Tungsten steel alloy and impact-resistant ABS plastic
• Drive shaft: Standard 1/4" hex (6.35 mm)
• Nozzle sizes: 3/32" (2.4 mm), 1/8" (3.2 mm), 5/32" (4.0 mm), 3/16" (4.8 mm)
• Maximum speed: 1000 rpm (low speed, high torque recommended)
• Minimum torque: 15 N·m
• Total length: approx. 143 mm (5.62 inches)

Usage

1. Clamping: Firmly insert the hex shank of the adapter into the drill chuck and screw on the appropriate nozzle for the desired rivet size.
2. Inserting the rivet: Insert the blind rivet into the nozzle, set the drill to low speed, and place the rivet cleanly into the pre-drilled hole.
3. Mounting: Drill until the mandrel breaks off, pull the adapter back – the rivet sits cleanly and flush without burrs.

Pro tip: Set the drill to the lowest torque and press it gently against the break point just before the mandrel breaks – this prevents the adapter from snapping back abruptly after insertion.