Genuine Replacement Parts for GESIPA® Blind Riveting Tools
Published on August 19, 2026
A GESIPA® blind rivet setter is designed for reliable, precise operation. However, even high-quality setter tools are subject to mechanical stress, dirt, metal shavings, and natural wear and tear during daily use. If the blind rivet setter no longer functions properly after prolonged use, the blind rivet pliers jam, or the tool no longer sets the blind rivets cleanly, a new tool is not necessarily required.
Often, malfunctions can be specifically resolved by replacing individual wear parts, proper care, or professional maintenance. In the following sections, you’ll learn what signs indicate worn components, which genuine replacement parts for GESIPA® blind riveting tools and blind rivet pliers are needed most frequently, and when it makes sense to use the repair service.
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How can I tell when it’s time to replace the wear parts?
What genuine replacement parts are available for GESIPA® blind riveting tools?
Why use genuine replacement parts from GESIPA®?
Genuine replacement parts for proven GESIPA® models
Repair it yourself or use GESIPA® service?
How can I tell when it's time to replace the wear parts?
Replacement of wear parts is generally necessary when the setting behavior of the GESIPA® blind rivet setter changes noticeably. Signs of this include, for example, a loss of pulling force, a jammed rivet mandrel, oil leakage, or a delayed or jerky return of the pulling mechanism. Even if the rivet mandrel does not break off cleanly or is not ejected reliably, key components such as the chuck jaws, chuck housing, mouthpiece, and springs should be inspected.
Additional warning signs include the tool no longer pulling the rivet mandrel properly, the blind rivet not being fully set, or the blind rivet pliers operating sluggishly. Pliers with reduced power transmission and a visibly damaged mouthpiece also indicate that appropriate replacement parts are needed. If the setting quality fluctuates despite using suitable blind rivets and the correct hole diameter, it is recommended to inspect the wear parts. Regular maintenance and the early replacement of appropriate original replacement parts can often prevent major repairs.
Wear is detected in a timely manner before consequential damage occurs to the tool or individual components are subjected to additional stress. This reduces the risk of unplanned downtime, and the setting tool remains reliably operational. At the same time, maintenance helps ensure a consistently high setting quality. If the chuck jaws, mouthpiece, springs, and seals are in perfect condition, the device can precisely transmit the required pulling force and set blind rivets cleanly. This ensures stable connections, reduces rework, and supports a smooth workflow. Consistent maintenance also offers economic advantages. The targeted replacement of individual wear parts is easier to plan and usually significantly more efficient than an extensive repair. This saves on costs associated with last-minute deliveries of a new unit or expensive downtime if the setting tool unexpectedly fails during operation.
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Why use genuine GESIPA® replacement parts?
Genuine replacement parts are designed to fit the specific equipment. An incompatible replacement part can impair functionality, lead to increased wear, or—in the worst case—damage the equipment or workpiece.
Genuine replacement parts therefore offer several advantages:
They are compatible with the respective GESIPA® device, can be clearly identified by their part numbers, and ensure the reliable operation of the setting tool. At the same time, exploded views in the replacement parts catalog help users navigate the catalog, as they are numbered and labeled with the corresponding part numbers.
What genuine replacement parts are available for GESIPA® blind riveting tools?
Depending on the tool type and assembly, different
replacement parts may be required. Typical genuine replacement parts and
wear parts for GESIPA® cordless and hand-held riveting tools include, among others:
- Chuck jaws & steel sleeves
- Nozzles & O-rings and seals
- Compression springs & collection containers
- Pressure sleeves & drive units
- Chuck housings & electronic components
Chuck jaws and nozzles, in particular, are key components. The chuck jaws grip the rivet mandrel and transmit the pulling force. If they are worn out, the tool often fails to pull the rivet cleanly. The nozzle must be compatible with the rivet, the rivet mandrel diameter, and the tool. GESIPA® provides a structured guide for many tools, including drawings, part numbers, and component designations. To help you clearly identify the required replacement part, our sales team is happy to assist you with expert advice. Additionally, our catalog clearly lists the individual products, including relevant information on part numbers, designations, and suitable applications.
Range of Replacement Parts The Right Nozzle for the Riveting Tool
Genuine replacement parts for proven GESIPA® models
AccuBird®
The AccuBird has been manufactured in Germany since 1992 and offers high
setting force for blind rivets ranging from 2.4 mm aluminum to 5 mm in all
materials, as well as up to 6 mm aluminum. With a 20 mm stroke, cordless
operation, electrical protection, and an auto-reverse function, this blind rivet
setting tool operates quickly, safely, and with minimal wear.
Spare Parts List
User Manual
Accessories
AccuBird® Pro
The AccuBird Pro uses the CAS battery system, is equipped with a brushless motor,
and, with a setting force of 13,000 N, sets blind rivets up to 6 mm in diameter made of any
material. Thanks to its long-lasting BLDC motor, optional auto-reverse function, and proven chuck system, this cordless riveting tool operates particularly quickly, efficiently, and with minimal wear.
Spare Parts List
User Manual
Accessories
TAURUS® Series
The TAURUS® series of tools from GESIPA® is based on a flexible
modular design that enables easy maintenance, minimal spare parts inventory, and customization.
With high driving force and low weight, dual-use compressed air, and a switchable suction function, the TAURUS® driving tools are cost-effective
all-around solutions for industry and trade.
Spare Parts Liste
User Manuel
Accessories
HN2
The HN 2 is a robust hand-held blind rivet setter with a die-cast aluminum housing, a protected design, and comfortable handling.
Thanks to its gear-segment transmission, break-off damping, and swiveling rivet mandrel holder, the HN 2 is particularly well-suited for low-effort operation and extra-long blind rivets.
Spare Parts List
User Manual
Accessories
FLIPPER®
The Flipper is a robust handheld blind rivet tool designed for comfortable one-handed operation, reducing the effort required by about 40 percent.
With its ergonomic design, rivet mandrel catch tray, and long stroke, it is particularly well-suited for extra-long blind rivets and can handle blind rivets up to 5 mm in aluminum, as well as 4 mm in steel and stainless steel.
Spare Parts List
rUser Manual
Accessories
NTX
The NTX blind rivet pliers feature ergonomic, non-slip handles, a sturdy die-cast aluminum housing, and forged chrome-vanadium steel jaws.
Thanks to the intermediate lever system, narrow plier head, and easily replaceable jaws, they are ideal for effort-saving work, hard-to-reach areas, and easy maintenance.
Spare Parts List
User Manual
Accessories
Repair it yourself or use GESIPA® Service?
Not every malfunction requires immediate repair service. If a blind rivet gun appears to be defective, in many cases it is sufficient to first inspect the typical wear parts. If the chuck jaws are worn, the nozzles are damaged, or the springs are fatigued, replacing these components can often resolve the problem.
A professional repair is recommended if the tool fails to set properly despite new wear parts, if oil or air leaks occur, or if electronic malfunctions are indicated. Unusual noises from the drive, unreliable setting force, or a faulty return mechanism may also indicate that a professional inspection is necessary. At the very latest when safety-related damage is visible or the cause of the fault cannot be clearly determined, the blind riveting tool should no longer be used but should instead be professionally inspected and repaired.
GESIPA® offers a repair service for commercial customers. The defective setting tool is reported via a service form and then sent by courier to the repair team at the headquarters in Mörfelden-Walldorf. Upon receipt, GESIPA® performs a professional repair and, as standard, handles cleaning, maintenance, and functional testing. Private customers are welcome to contact their trusted specialty dealer, who will handle the process on their behalf.
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