Ingco SHHR106 360 Degree Swivel Head Hand Riveter 10.5 Inch
₱711as of Aug 30, 2026
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Ingco SHHR106 review: the head turns so your wrists do not
How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 159 owner ratings.
Ingco SHHR106 360 Degree Swivel Head Hand Riveter 10.5 InchOur Best swivel head hand riveter: a 360 degree rotating nose on a 10.5 inch body, covering 2.4mm to 4.8mm, at around ₱711. The catch is that it costs more than three times the fixed-head Ingco for the same rivet range.
- Price: ₱711 as of Aug 30, 2026
- Biggest pro: The head turns a full 360 degrees, so you can rivet into a corner without twisting your wrists
- Main catch: Costs more than three times the fixed-head Ingco for the same rivet range
At a glance
| Brand | INGCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Hand riveter with swivel head |
| Price | ₱711 (as of Aug 30, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 159 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | ingco |
| Units sold | 391 |
Specifications
Specs per the Ingco Philippines SHHR106 product page
| Type | Hand riveter with swivel head |
|---|---|
| Model | SHHR106 |
| Length | 10.5 inches |
| Rivet sizes | 2.4mm, 3.2mm, 4.0mm, 4.8mm |
| Head rotation | 360 degrees |
| Materials | For aluminium and steel rivets |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- The head turns a full 360 degrees, so you can rivet into a corner without twisting your wrists
- Same four rivet sizes as the standard Ingco, in a body that reaches awkward angles
- Genuinely useful on ducting, gutters and cabinet interiors where a fixed head will not fit
- Ingco parts and service are easy to find in the Philippines
✗ Cons
- Costs more than three times the fixed-head Ingco for the same rivet range
- The swivel joint is one more moving part to develop play over time
- Still capped at 4.8mm, so it is not a heavy duty tool
- The rotating head adds bulk at the nose, which cancels some of the access it buys
The Ingco SHHR106 is our Best swivel head hand riveter: a 360 degree rotating nose on a 10.5 inch body, covering 2.4mm to 4.8mm, at around ₱711.
What problem does the swivel head solve?
The one where your hands cannot get into the position the rivet needs.
Picture setting a rivet inside a kitchen cabinet, or up under the lip of a gutter, or in the corner of a ducting run. The hole is there, the rivet goes in fine, and then you discover that squeezing the handles means bending your wrists into a shape from which you cannot apply any force.
A swivel head separates the two. The nose points wherever the rivet is. The handles stay wherever your hands are comfortable. It is a simple idea and it makes a specific set of jobs possible rather than merely difficult:
- Gutters and downspouts, working overhead against a wall
- Ducting, where you are reaching into a rectangular section
- Cabinet and locker interiors
- Vehicle panels and wheel arches
On flat open work it adds nothing. That is the honest limit of the feature.
What are you not getting?
Extra capacity. The rivet range is 2.4mm, 3.2mm, 4.0mm and 4.8mm for aluminium and steel, exactly the same as the standard Ingco HRS108.
So the entire price difference goes into the head. There is no more reach, no bigger rivet, no stem collector.
The swivel joint is also one more moving part. Over years, that is one more place for play to develop, though in practice the jaws and nose on any riveter wear first.
And the rotating mechanism adds bulk right at the nose, which cancels a little of the access it buys in the very tightest spots.
Is the Ingco SHHR106 sulit?
Around ₱711 as of August 30, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.
Against the ₱216 HRS108 with identical rivet capacity, this is more than three times the price for a rotating nose. Read that way it looks poor value.
Read against the alternative, it looks different. If your work regularly involves gutters, ducting or cabinet interiors, a fixed-head riveter turns those into a wrestling match, and some rivets simply do not get set. Paying once for a tool that makes them straightforward is not extravagant.
159 owner ratings at 4.9, from Ingco’s own Shopee shop, with the brand’s Philippine parts and service behind it.
Who the Ingco SHHR106 suits
Buy this if riveting in awkward positions is a normal part of your work rather than an occasional annoyance: gutters, ducting, vehicle panels, cabinet interiors. It is the right choice for a tradesperson or a serious DIYer who has already been beaten by a fixed-head tool. If you rivet on a bench or on flat panels, buy the standard Ingco and save the difference.
If the Ingco SHHR106 is not right
If your riveting is on open flat work, the Ingco HRS108 has the identical rivet range with a fixed head at a fraction of the price. If you want a swivel head for less money, the Lotus LTHT360HRX offers the same 360 degree idea, though Lotus does not publish its rivet range.
See how it ranks against the rest in our best hand riveters in the Philippines roundup, or read about swivel heads in our hand riveter buying guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a swivel head riveter actually for?
Access. The nose rotates a full 360 degrees while the handles stay where your hands can comfortably reach, so you can set a rivet pointing into a corner, up into a gutter, or inside a cabinet without twisting your wrists into a position you cannot squeeze from. On flat open work it does nothing extra. On awkward work it is the difference between doing the job and not.
What rivet sizes does it handle?
2.4mm, 3.2mm, 4.0mm and 4.8mm, for aluminium and steel rivets, which is the same range as the standard Ingco HRS108. You are paying for the head, not for extra capacity, and that is worth being clear about before you buy.
Does the swivel joint wear out?
It is one more moving part than a fixed-head riveter has, so it is one more place play can develop over years of use. That is a general truth about swivel tools rather than a specific complaint about this one. In practice, the jaws and the nose wear long before the swivel does on most riveters.
Is it worth more than three times the fixed-head Ingco?
Only if you rivet in awkward places. If your work is gutters, ducting, vehicle panels or cabinet interiors, yes, because those jobs are genuinely difficult with a straight tool. If you set rivets on a bench or on flat panels, the fixed-head HRS108 does the same work for a fraction of the money.
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