okováním
Okování, in metalworking often referred to as riveting, is a mechanical fastening process used to join two or more pieces by inserting a rivet through aligned holes and deforming its exposed end to form a second head, permanently securing the parts. The method relies on plastic deformation of the rivet material rather than heat, making it distinct from welding or soldering.
The basic sequence includes preparing the parts, drilling holes to the correct size, inserting the rivet, and
Common materials for okování are steel, aluminum, copper, and titanium, chosen for compatibility with the joined
Advantages include good fatigue performance when properly installed, relatively simple tools, and the possibility of disassembly.