Greenfield heavy duty riveter review: local brand, low price

The Greenfield heavy duty hand riveter is our Best local brand pick: a steel tool with four nosepieces stored on the body and a wrench, at around ₱202.

What do you get for around ₱200?

More sense than the price suggests.

The tool is straightforward: black steel arms, green moulded grips, a wrench for changing nosepieces, and four nosepieces threaded into the body itself rather than loose in a bag.

That last detail is the one worth paying attention to. Spare nosepieces are tiny, and on a riveter that ships them loose most owners have one left within a year. Storing them on the tool is the same design decision that puts the Wadfow WHR1609 near the top of our value ranking, and it is the difference between a tool that still covers four sizes in five years and one that covers one.

Moulded grips over steel arms is also more comfort than bare metal, which is what you get on some tools at this price.

What is missing?

The rivet chart.

Greenfield does not publish a size range on the listing. Four nosepieces on a riveter this size almost always means 2.4mm, 3.2mm, 4.0mm and 4.8mm, and that is a reasonable expectation. It is not a specification, and we will not write one down as if it were.

For most household buyers that gap is survivable, because those four sizes are what Philippine hardware shops sell. If a particular size is critical to a job, ask the seller before ordering.

Beyond that it is a basic tool: no stem collector, no swivel head, no quick-change nose, and grips in moulded plastic rather than the softer TPR on pricier tools.

Is this hand riveter sulit?

Around ₱202 as of August 30, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.

That is among the cheapest riveters in our ranking from a brand with its own store, undercutting both the Ingco HRS108 and the Wadfow WHR1609 slightly.

What those two have instead is documentation and, in Ingco’s case, an owner record several times deeper. Whether ₱15 is worth a published rivet chart is a question with an obvious answer, and it is why they rank above this.

Where Greenfield earns its place is local availability. It is a brand Filipino hardware shops carry as a matter of course, so a replacement or a spare is a walk rather than an order. For a tool this cheap, that is worth as much as the spec sheet.

130 owner ratings at 4.9, through the Greenfield store.

Who this hand riveter suits

Buy this if you want a cheap, sensible riveter from a brand you can find on a local hardware shelf, and you are confident the four common rivet sizes cover your work. It is the right choice for a household toolbox on a tight budget. If you want the sizes confirmed before you buy, spend the small difference on the Ingco or the Wadfow.

Other hand riveter options to compare

If a published rivet chart matters, the Ingco HRS108 states its four sizes and carries the deepest owner record in the category for a few pesos more. If you want on-body nosepiece storage plus a published chart and a choice of two lengths, the Wadfow WHR1609 is our Best value.

See how it ranks against the rest in our best hand riveters in the Philippines roundup, or work out which sizes you need in our hand riveter buying guide.