Threaded mandrel GESIPA 1436213 — spare mandrel for GESIPA tools, single piece

GESIPA threaded mandrel model 1436213 is a single-piece replacement mandrel intended for use with compatible GESIPA fastening tools. Supplied as one unit, this mandrel restores the tool’s ability to set rivet nuts or threaded inserts and is suitable for professional repair and maintenance where original spare parts are required to maintain correct fit and function.

Advantages

The threaded mandrel is manufactured to match GESIPA tool interfaces, providing consistent engagement with rivet nuts and inserts. As a single-piece spare part, it simplifies replacement and reduces downtime compared to multi-part assemblies. The mandrel’s construction ensures reliable torque transfer and repeatable performance when installing fasteners, supporting accurate and efficient work in workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of GESIPA riveting and nut-setting tools
• Replacement spare part in professional workshops
• Restoring setting capability for rivet nuts and threaded inserts
• Use during routine servicing to maintain tool performance

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece threaded mandrel for fastening tools
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible GESIPA rivet nut and insert setting tools
• Function: engages and pulls rivet nuts/threaded inserts during installation
• Supply: single unit

How to use

Turn off and disconnect the GESIPA tool from any power or air supply before replacing the mandrel. Remove the worn or damaged mandrel following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, then install the replacement threaded mandrel 1436213 by aligning it with the tool’s mounting interface and securing it according to the tool’s assembly procedure. After installation, test the tool with a sample fastener to confirm proper engagement and correct setting of rivet nuts or threaded inserts.

Recommendations

Use original GESIPA spare parts to ensure correct fit and function. Inspect the mandrel regularly for wear or deformation and replace if any damage is detected. Follow the tool manufacturer’s torque and maintenance guidelines, and perform trial settings on scrap material after replacement to verify performance.