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Upgrade your riveting workflow with professional-grade air riveters (also known as pneumatic rivet guns) — engineered to drive blind rivets with speed, precision and minimal effort. Whether you’re fitting sheet metal on vehicles, assembling aluminium frames, or working on industrial fabrication, our air riveters deliver consistent results with reliable performance.
Air-powered riveters are ideal for jobs that demand high productivity and reduced operator fatigue, outperforming manual hand tools in both speed and power.
Gison Air Riveter GP‑843 – Compact and reliable 2-jaw riveter ideal for general workshop use.
Gison Air Riveter 3/16" GP‑501 – Heavy-duty tool with balanced traction power and stroke length.
Gison Air Riveter 1/4" GP‑511 – High-capacity model for larger rivets and tougher jobs.
An air riveter is a compressed-air powered tool that installs blind rivets quickly and accurately into metal, plastic, fiberglass and other materials. Unlike manual rivet tools, pneumatic riveters generate a consistent pulling force to seat the rivet reliably with minimal effort — ideal for production, repair and maintenance tasks.
Advantages:
Faster rivet installation than manual tools.
Higher traction force for tougher materials or larger rivets.
Reduced operator fatigue, especially during high-volume work.
Durable build suited for professional workshops and industrial environments.
When selecting an air rivet gun, consider:
Rivet Size Compatibility – Choose a tool rated for the diameters of rivets you use most often (e.g., 2.4mm–4.8mm or larger).
Traction Power – Stronger traction ensures better performance on thicker or harder materials.
Stroke Length – Longer strokes can handle larger blind rivets and improve pulling efficiency.
Air Requirements – Verify your compressor can supply sufficient air pressure and flow for the model.
Q: What is an air riveter?
A: An air riveter — also called an air rivet gun — is a pneumatic tool that uses compressed air to set blind rivets quickly and consistently into metal and other materials. They’re widely used in automotive, construction and industrial fabrication.
Q: Can I use an air rivet gun for aluminium and steel?
A: Yes. Most pneumatic riveters handle aluminium and steel rivets, and some heavy-duty models can even set stainless steel rivets with the right nosepiece and power.
Q: Do air riveters require special maintenance?
A: Basic maintenance includes adding a few drops of pneumatic tool oil regularly and keeping the air supply dry and clean. This helps prolong life and ensure consistent performance.
Q: What’s the difference between a two-jaw and a three-jaw riveter?
A: Two-jaw tools are generally lighter and simpler, while three-jaw riveters can offer more balanced traction for larger rivets and tougher applications.
We provide fast shipping across New Zealand with expert tool advice, warranty support, and easy returns on all air tools and accessories.