Early rivets were small studs made of wood or bone, and early metallic shapes may be the ancestors of rivets as we know them. There is no doubt that they are known metal connection method of old man, can be traced back to the early use of forging metal so far, for example: the Bronze Age the egyptians used rivet type slotted wheel perimeter of six wooden door riveting fastening together, form the greeks after successfully cast in bronze statue of large, reoccupy rivet riveting components together.
When H.V. White of the British aircraft Manufacturing Company patented a blind rivet that could be riveted on one side in 1916, little could have been expected that it would become so widely used. From aerospace to office machines, electronics and playground equipment, it can be said that blind rivets have become an effective and stable method of mechanical connection. It's not exactly clear when they were invented, but the harness was invented in the 9th or 10th century AD. Riveted harnesses, like nailed hooves, freed slaves from heavy labor, and led to important inventions, such as iron pliers for copper and iron workers and shearers for sheep.
When H.V. White of the British aircraft Manufacturing Company patented a blind rivet that could be riveted on one side in 1916, little could have been expected that it would become so widely used. From aerospace to office machines, electronics and playground equipment, it can be said that blind rivets have become an effective and stable method of mechanical connection. It's not exactly clear when they were invented, but the harness was invented in the 9th or 10th century AD. Riveted harnesses, like nailed hooves, freed slaves from heavy labor, and led to important inventions, such as iron pliers for copper and iron workers and shearers for sheep.
