Yato 18V Cordless Screwdriver + 3 Ah Battery and Charger Kit

The Yato 18V Battery Rivet Gun is a powerful and durable tool designed especially for pros. This kit includes an 18V 3.0 Ah lithium-ion battery and a powerful charger, so it's ready to go right out of the box. With this rivet gun, you can easily handle all sorts of rivets, and it's perfect for industrial and construction riveting, like joining metal, plastic, and other materials. The ergonomic design and light weight make it comfy to use, and the 18V battery gives you long runtime without needing constant recharges.

This Yato kit is built for top performance in riveting jobs, with a sturdy frame and strong pulling mechanism that handles up to 6.4 mm blind rivets. The included 3 Ah battery ensures long use time, and the powerful charger gets it back up quick, so your work doesn't stop for long. This Yato battery rivet gun is part of the Yato 18V tool series, so the battery works with other Yato 18V tools, adding flexibility.

Features

Pulling force: 9000 N, for powerful and quick riveting.
Battery: 18V 3.0 Ah lithium-ion, gives long runtime and fast charging.
Charger: Comes with a fast charger that juices up the battery in 1-2 hours.
Max rivet size: 6.4 mm, works for riveting different materials.
Weight: 2 kg (without battery), light and ergonomic for long jobs.
Operating voltage: 18V, compatible with Yato 18V series batteries.
Frame: Tough and quality build that lasts in demanding conditions.

What's in the package

Yato 18V battery rivet gun body
Durable and powerful tool for blind riveting.
18V 3.0 Ah lithium-ion battery
Long-lasting battery for tough tasks.
Powerful charger
Fast charger that tops up the battery in about 1-2 hours.
User manual
Clear instructions for safe and effective use.

User manual

Charging: Charge the 18V 3.0 Ah battery with the included charger before use. Charge time is about 1-2 hours.
Rivet selection and loading: Pick the right size blind rivets, load the rivet into the gun, and make sure it's securely in place.
Using the tool: Position the rivet between materials and pull the mechanism to set it.
Battery maintenance: After use, remove the battery and store it in a dry spot. Make sure it's fully charged before long-term storage.

How to pick the right battery rivet gun for your jobs
When choosing a battery rivet gun, pay attention to pulling force and rivet size. This Yato model has 9000 N pulling force, making it ideal for heavy riveting like on metal and industrial stuff. Compared to rivals like Makita DRT50 or DeWalt DCN680, Yato gives great value and compatibility with Yato 18V tools. Sure, Makita might have slightly better battery life in some models, but Yato's compact design and quick charging make it a user-friendly pick for folks wanting powerful yet affordable options.
Warnings

Always wear safety gear like goggles and gloves when using the rivet gun.
Make sure the workpiece is secure before starting to rivet.
Don't use the tool in wet conditions or rain.

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

How long does the battery last on one charge?
Battery life depends on how heavy the riveting is, but typically you can work 1-2 hours per charge.
Is this rivet gun compatible with other Yato 18V batteries?
Yes, this model works with all Yato 18V series batteries.
How long does it take to charge the battery?
Charge time is about 1-2 hours with the included powerful charger.
What's the max blind rivet size this tool supports?
It supports blind rivets up to 6.4 mm.
Can you use the tool outside in the rain?
Not recommended for wet conditions or rain.

Product comparison
The Yato Battery Rivet Gun offers 9000 N pulling force, putting it in the same league as Makita and DeWalt models. For example, the Makita DRV250 has 10,000 N but costs way more. DeWalt DCF850 matches the force, but its batteries and extras jack up the total price. Yato delivers a competitive, budget-friendly solution for pros and hobbyists needing a reliable tool for tough riveting projects. Plus, Yato's fast charging and compact design make it easier and more versatile than the competition.