Pr14 Air Riveter - 3/32", 1/8", 5/32", 3/16" And 1/4" Capacity

all good

Estoy muy contento con mi remachadora, la uso para el remache de 1/4 " y es super poderosa, no me a dado ni un solo problema como otras remachadoras que tenia.

It works great on the large 1/4" rivets, the only issue is the plastic push-on catch can, keeps getting knocked off. Should be a screw on holder then it would be 5 stars

Works great, used this with a 110 volt portable air compressor and performed very well. No complaints and recommend this tool as far as a home hobbyist and it met all my expectations and more. Built an extension on to a welding cart and used the riveter for assembly of the aluminum braces and supports for the gas bottle.

Installing eTracks, fixing box truck frames or sidewalls, you name the job. This tool is something I wish I knew about before I had done some heavy duty riveting tasks in the past. All my use case scenarios involved riveting 1/4 inch rivets but if any one knows how much hand force you need for 1, imagine doing it 100 times in one sitting. It will exhaust the heck out of you. This takes the arm work out and with 2-3 trigger pulls, you are locking and loading rivets one after another. Did a box truck rear wall seal which had me under the box, in-between the axle and just enough space for a skinny 180 pound guy to stick one hand out and angle this tool with a few trigger squeezes about 20 times across the 8 foot wall. No other tool would have made this even realistically possible given the tight parameters and lack of leverage or space to manually do it. Works with my cheap $100 pancake compressor. Recharges after a couple trigger pulls but my compressor is old, noisy, and just hanging on for what it can still do. This is a must tool for any DIYer.

I started using this baby about 18 months ago and still use it. So far I;ve used it with 3/16" and 1/4" rivets (I believe 1/4" is the highest you can go on this) and it's worked flawlessly. Very powerful and very easy to use. I recommend pressing up against the the gun so that the tip is evenly flush with the surface you are riveting into and then pull the trigger. Sometimes you may have to release the trigger, allow about 3 seconds for it to regain air and pull trigger again. This is not a flaw as I've seen pneumatic rivet guns 3 times the price do this every now and then as well. If you are using 1/4" rivets set your psi to 130. Overall, great product!