Loyd's Rivet Drill Guide

Aircraft Maintenance & Tool Supply Store

Little Elm, Texas, US

About Us

A Drill Guide That Makes Work Easier Remove rivets without causing any excess damage to the metal with Loyd's Rivet Drill Guide. Our Ferris, Texas-based facility created an aircraft tool, which prevents drill bits from skating off the heads of rivets, and double drilling holes . Drilling freehand causes the hole in the rivet to be off-centered; this ruins the structure, as well as damages the paint job. Benjamin Franklin once wrote that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. In the case of the Loyd's Rivet Drill Guide, it couldn't be closer to the truth. Remove any rivet size with no hassle! Save Money On Production Costs Eliminate potential waste while removing the rivets. The hole this aircraft tool forms allows FBO's, MRO's and other aircraft maintenance facilities to save on maintenance costs, time, materials, and labor. Make reworking faster and issue-free by creating clean-cut, symmetrical holes. When botches happen, work gets delayed, and engineers become involved in doing basic maintenance work. Fortunately for you, our aircraft tool solves that problem. Improve Productivity Getting work done safer and easier is what this rivet removal tool is designed to do. Each drill guide works with threaded bits, as well as straight jobber bits. Because of their compact design, they are able to work in tight areas, such as inside aircraft wings or under floors. The foot of each guide is designed to fit within the pitch of most rivet patterns. The guides are compatible with any: 1/4 Inch Drill | 90 Degree Drill | 45 Degrees Drill | Snake Drill | Pancake Drill Use Our Kits Anywhere For aircraft maintenance or any rivet removal project, count on our kits to be practical in any work environment. The case and tools are red, so they are easily found when misplaced or dropped. They also have a hinged lid with an O-ring seal and three over-center cam latches. The hard case is a vapor- and moisture-tight, allowing it to float on water. It even stays well protected in harsh environments.