£3.59

Rivet For Handle Hub

£2.99 ex. VAT£3.59 inc. VAT

The Rivet For Handle Hub is a high-strength bush and rivet assembly designed for container door handle mechanisms. It ensures smooth rotation, reduces wear, and provides a permanent, vibration resistant connection within the locking system. Manufactured from galvanized steel for corrosion protection, it delivers long service life and reliable performance in demanding transport environments.

300 in stock

Description

Rivet For Handle Hub

High Strength Bush & Rivet Assembly for Container Door Mechanisms

Product Overview

The Rivet For Handle Hub is a critical component of the container door locking system. It consists of a precision bush and high strength rivet assembly designed to ensure smooth rotation, secure fastening, and long term durability of the door handle mechanism.

Engineered for demanding marine and intermodal environments, this assembly plays a key role in maintaining safe, reliable container door operation.


Product Definition

The Bush & Rivet assembly includes two integrated components:

🔹 Bush

Acts as a sliding bearing within the rotating joints of the door handle and locking rod mechanism.

🔹 Rivet

A permanent fastening element that securely holds the bush and associated components in place.


Location in the Container

Installed within the rotating joints of the door handle system, specifically where:

  • The handle operates the locking rod

  • Force is transmitted to the top and bottom locking cams

This is a high movement, high stress area requiring precision and durability.


Function & Performance

Component Main Purpose Reason for Use
Bush Reduces friction, absorbs wear, ensures precise alignment Enables smooth handle operation and extended service life
Rivet Provides permanent, high-shear strength connection Prevents loosening due to vibration and repeated handling

Why Proper Bush & Rivet Function is Critical

  • Prevents door jamming and operational failure

  • Reduces vibration and operational noise

  • Protects handle and locking rods from premature wear

  • Minimizes play that could compromise sealing and cargo security

  • Extends overall lifespan of the door locking assembly


Materials & Construction

  • High strength steel construction

  • Cast steel bushings for durability and wear resistance

  • Cold formed steel rivets for optimal strength and ductility

Designed to withstand heavy operational loads and harsh environmental conditions.


Installation & Replacement

Standard Repair Procedure

  1. Drill out and remove the old rivet

  2. Extract the worn bush

  3. Insert the new bush

  4. Install new rivet using rivet gun or professional tool

    • Blind rivets require no rear access

  5. Perform functional check for smooth movement and correct alignment


Maintenance & Inspection

Recommended Inspection Frequency

  • During major container repairs (doors, locking rods, flooring)

  • Typically every 2–5 years, depending on usage intensity and environmental exposure

Common Replacement Causes

  • Bush wear (handle wobble)

  • Corrosion damage

  • Damage from improper door system intervention


Key Benefits

✔ Smooth and reliable door operation
✔ Long service life
✔ High vibration resistance
✔ Corrosion protection
✔ ISO compliant performance
✔ Easy maintenance and replacement


The Rivet For Handle Hub is a small but essential component that ensures the structural integrity, safety, and operational reliability of container door systems in demanding transport environments.

Contact us for wholesale discounts on all our products.

If you’re looking for more options, browse our selection of shipping container door parts and accessories to find additional solutions that meet your security and operational needs!

For any questions, call us at 0161 775 3217 (opt 1) or email us at sales@universal-containers.com.

Additional information

Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 35 × 16 × 16 mm

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