Volkswagen ID.4: Overview of riveting attachments

The listed pairs only serve as a guideline. Refer to the provided operating instructions for a description of the work procedure and areas of application.

Important

To extend the service life of the snap dies, use a commercially available cutting fluid.

• D 1 + D 2 - Pressing out 3.2 mm punch rivet
• D 2 + D 3 - Pressing out 3.2 mm punch rivet
• D 2 + D 5 - Pressing out 5 mm punch rivet
• D 3 + D 5 - Pressing out 5 mm punch rivet
• D 4 + D 5 - Pressing out 5 mm punch rivet
• D 5 + D 12 - Hole punching 8 mm hole for welded joint
• D 6 + D 7 - Hole stamp for 4.8 mm pop rivet
• D 8 + D 8 - Bending panel back into its original shape
• D 8 + D 9 - Hole stamp for 4 mm solid rivet
• D 8 + D 9 - Hole punching and stamping for 4 mm solid rivets
• D 13 + D 14 - Pressing out 5.3 × 7.5 mm punch rivet
• D 17 + D 17 - Bending panel back into its original shape
• D 15 + D 16 - Hole stamp for 6.0 mm solid rivet
• D 17 + D 17 - Hole stamp for 6.0 mm solid rivet
• S 1 + D 2 - Pressing out 3.2 mm punch rivet
• S 2 + S 3 - Setting 3.2 mm punch rivet
• S 4 + D 5 - Pressing out 5.3 × 5.5 mm punch rivet
• S 5 + D 5 - Pressing out 5.3 × 6.5 mm punch rivet
• S 6 + S 7 - Setting 5.3 × 5.5 mm punch rivet
• S 6 + S 8 - Setting 5.3 × 6.5 mm punch rivet

Flow-drill screws

When using flow-drill screws, the lower component is heated through the frictional heat of the rotating screw, and the selftapping screw cuts into the soft aluminium.

Repairing joints with flow-drill screws (FDS)

• ⇒ Rep. gr. 52 ; Making a flow-drill screw connection, predrilled hole in upper part
• ⇒ Rep. gr. 52 ; Making a flow-drill screw connection, no pre-drilled hole in upper part
• ⇒ Rep. gr. 52 ; Making a flow-drill screw connection, exchanging upper and lower parts

Incorrect rivetingMaking a flow-drill screw connection, pre-drilled hole in upper part