Low-profile rivet DZUS fastener—might be handy? Back panel flush fit! POP rivet fastener

This is probably not useful information for most people, but it’s for those who get excited about niche topics the size of a needle’s eye.

Panel-style DZUS (self-ejecting type) is such a hassle, and I’m really not good at it.


When I’ve seen various people install them in the past,
I think, “(sigh)… I see, but that’s pretty tedious…”

It’s a pain, so I just didn’t do it.

But wait!
Someone really wanted self-ejecting, so I decided to give it a shot this time. It might be long, but…

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Check this out too! I believe that to make a job not require any tricks, you have to start with the right tools.

↑This is the PTM rivet on the left side (short for pull-through mandrel rivet).
The kind where the pin pops out.

Everyone’s favorite—we sell it at Screw Number One. It’s tough when rivets aren’t sold retail, right? You don’t need 1,000 of them…

With the chamfer, the maximum width is 4 mm, so you could say it’s a bit tight.
If you want flexibility in positioning the back panel and fastener, this might be the way to go.

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