Lotus LTHT360HRX Hand Riveter with 360 Degree Swivel Head
₱559as of Aug 30, 2026
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Lotus LTHT360HRX review: a swivel head for less money
How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 103 owner ratings.
Lotus LTHT360HRX Hand Riveter with 360 Degree Swivel HeadA 360 degree swivel head riveter at around ₱559, noticeably cheaper than the other swivel tools here, with Lotus wide hardware-shop presence behind it. The catch is that Lotus does not publish a rivet size range for it.
- Price: ₱559 as of Aug 30, 2026
- Biggest pro: Swivel head at a noticeably lower price than the Ingco SHHR106, the other 360 degree option here
- Main catch: Lotus does not publish the rivet size range, so you cannot check it against your rivets
At a glance
| Brand | Lotus |
|---|---|
| Type | Hand riveter with swivel head |
| Price | ₱559 (as of Aug 30, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 103 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Lotus |
| Units sold | 272 |
Specifications
Specs per the Lotus Philippines LTHT360HRX product listing
| Type | Hand riveter with swivel head |
|---|---|
| Model | LTHT360HRX |
| Head rotation | 360 degrees |
| Range | Lotus fastening tools |
| Rivet sizes | Not specified |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Swivel head at a noticeably lower price than the Ingco SHHR106, the other 360 degree option here
- Reaches into corners, gutters and cabinet interiors that defeat a fixed-head riveter
- Lotus tools are stocked in hardware shops nationwide, so replacing one is easy
- 103 owner ratings, a reasonable record for a specialist tool
✗ Cons
- Lotus does not publish the rivet size range, so you cannot check it against your rivets
- The swivel joint is an extra wear point compared with a fixed head
- Costs more than double a plain 10.5 inch riveter that handles four sizes
- Extra bulk at the nose partly cancels the access the swivel buys
The Lotus LTHT360HRX is the cheapest 360 degree swivel head riveter in our ranking, at around ₱559, from a brand stocked in hardware shops nationwide.
What does a swivel head give you?
The ability to rivet where your hands cannot follow the nose.
A fixed-head riveter needs your wrists in line with the rivet. Set one inside a cabinet, up under a gutter lip, or in the corner of a duct run, and you find yourself in a position from which you simply cannot squeeze hard enough.
A swivel head separates the nose from the handles. The nose points at the rivet. Your hands stay where they can work. It turns a set of genuinely awkward jobs into ordinary ones:
- Gutters and downspouts, worked overhead against a wall
- Ducting interiors
- Cabinet and locker panels
- Vehicle body work and wheel arches
For flat, open riveting it adds nothing at all, and that is worth knowing before you pay for it.
Where does it fall short of the Ingco?
On what the brand tells you.
Lotus does not publish a rivet size range for this model. The tool sits in their fastening tools range, described for the usual work, but no chart appears anywhere we could check. On a tool at this price, that is a real omission, and it is why it ranks below the Ingco swivel despite being cheaper.
The other swivel-head trade-offs apply as always: the joint is one more moving part, and the rotating mechanism adds bulk at the nose, which cancels a little of the access it buys in the very tightest spots.
Is this hand riveter sulit?
Around ₱559 as of August 30, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.
Against the Ingco SHHR106 at around ₱711, this saves roughly ₱150 for the same 360 degree function. Against the Tolsen swivel at around ₱720, the saving is similar.
What you give up for it is the published rivet chart, which both alternatives either provide or, in Tolsen’s case, at least partly document. Whether that is worth ₱150 depends on how confident you are about the rivet sizes you use.
What Lotus adds instead is presence. Lotus tools sit on hardware shelves across the Philippines, so a replacement or a spare nozzle is a walk rather than an order and a wait.
103 owner ratings at 4.9 is a solid record for a specialist tool.
Who this hand riveter suits
Buy this if you want swivel-head access for the least money and you already know the rivet sizes you use are the common ones. It is the right choice for a homeowner tackling gutters or ducting rather than a trade user riveting daily. If you want the size range confirmed before you spend, pay the difference for the Ingco.
Other hand riveter options to compare
If a published rivet chart matters, the Ingco SHHR106 states 2.4mm to 4.8mm and is our Best swivel head. If you want a swivel head on a compact pistol-style body for tight spaces, the Tolsen swivel head riveter comes in an 8 inch version with a soft TPR grip.
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
Why choose a swivel head riveter?
Access. The nose rotates a full 360 degrees while the handles stay where your hands can comfortably squeeze, so you can set a rivet pointing into a corner, up under a gutter lip, or inside a cabinet without twisting your wrists into a position from which you cannot apply force. On flat open work the feature does nothing extra.
What rivet sizes does it take?
Lotus does not publish a size range for the LTHT360HRX, which is the main mark against it. Swivel-head riveters in this class typically cover the four common blind rivet sizes, but typically is not verified and we do not print unverified numbers. Ask the seller to confirm before ordering rivets to match.
Is it as good as the Ingco swivel?
It is cheaper by a couple of hundred pesos and it does the same thing. What the Ingco SHHR106 has is a published rivet chart covering 2.4mm to 4.8mm and a wider Philippine parts and service network. If you want to know exactly what you are buying, pay the difference. If you want a swivel head for the least money from a brand that is on every hardware shelf, this is it.
Does a swivel joint develop play over time?
It is one more moving part than a fixed-head riveter has, so yes, over years of heavy use it can. In practice the jaws and the nose on any riveter wear before the swivel does, so this is a consideration rather than a warning. If the tool is for occasional access work rather than daily use, it is not something to worry about.
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