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Top rated split and bifurcated rivets

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  1. PennEngineering Split Rivet 1100 Series
    Best overall Hillman

    PennEngineering Split Rivet 1100 Series

    4.6/5 $13.31 Only 17 left

    High tensile strength, corrosion-resistant alloy and reusable design make it a top choice for demanding applications.

    • high shear strength
    • corrosion resistant
    • reusable
    • requires special tool
  2. Best for aerospace

    TE Connectivity Split Rivet 5.5 mm

    4.5/5 $0.15-$0.25 each

    Precision-machined to aerospace standards, offering consistent dimensions and low profile installation.

    • aerospace grade
    • consistent dimensions
    • low profile
    • higher cost
  3. Best budget pick

    Wurth Split Rivet 24-102

    4.4/5 $0.12-$0.22 each

    An economical option that still delivers solid strength for general-purpose fastening.

    • affordable
    • easy to install
    • decent corrosion resistance
    • limited size range
  4. Dorman Bifurcated Rivet 110-102
    Best for automotive Dorman

    Dorman Bifurcated Rivet 110-102

    4.3/5 $6.72 Only 2 left

    Designed for automotive panel work, providing a strong, vibration-resistant hold.

    • strong hold
    • vibration resistant
    • quick install
    • requires pilot hole
  5. Best for electronics

    3M Bifurcated Rivet 9000

    4.5/5 $0.25-$0.45 each

    Low-profile rivet ideal for delicate electronic assemblies where clearance is critical.

    • low profile
    • excellent conductivity
    • easy removal
    • limited shear strength
  6. Hilti HSB-RIV Split Rivet
    Best for heavy-duty Hillman

    Hilti HSB-RIV Split Rivet

    4.6/5 $13.87

    Heat-treated high-strength rivet built for structural steel and heavy-load applications.

    • high tensile
    • robust
    • heat treated
    • pricey
    • needs torque wrench
  7. Best versatile

    PennEngineering Bifurcated Rivet PENNY-BI-120

    4.5/5 $0.22-$0.40 each

    Versatile design works on wood, metal and composites, with a corrosion-resistant finish.

    • versatile
    • corrosion resistant
    • easy to align
    • slightly larger head

Buying advice

When choosing a split or bifurcated rivet consider material compatibility, required shear strength, and installation tools. Split rivets excel where a strong, reusable joint is needed, while bifurcated rivets are better for low-profile, quick-install applications. Match the price range and best-for label to your project’s budget and performance needs.

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