Brass Half Hollow Rivets

Nuote Metals specializes in the production of brass half hollow rivets. Our company is located in Dongguan, China, a city with warm weather and a thriving industrial sector. Brass half hollow rivets are widely used in industrial manufacturing and everyday life. Made of brass, they possess specific structural and functional characteristics. These rivets are a key player in countless industries. Over the years, their design and how they're made have been fine-tuned, turning them into a must-have part for many products.

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Product Description

Introduction of brass half hollow rivets

Brass half-hollow rivets are, as you'd guess, mainly made from brass. This is typically a mix of copper and zinc, where the recipe is tweaked to get the right balance of strength, flexibility, and rust resistance. Making them involves a few key steps: starting with the raw material, then cold heading, drilling, and finally a surface finish. Cold heading is basically using high pressure to stamp the metal wire into the rivet's shape, which guarantees every one is accurate and consistent. The drilling step is what creates the signature half-hollow shaft. For the finish, they might get a coating like nickel plating or a simple oiling to fight corrosion or make installation smoother. These processes are standard practice in Dongguan's manufacturing scene, which is how we lock in quality and reliability.

Product Parameter (Specification)

Material	brass
Surface Treatment	Clean, zinc plating, nickel plating, silver plating, as requested
Head Type	As requested
Certificate	Rohs compliant
Shank Diameter	0.8-8mm
Tolerance	+/-0.05mm
Application	Suitable for use in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, electrical and electronics, etc.
Quality Control	100% whole range inspection through production ensures that each product meets the ISO standard, guaranteeing high-quality products.

Product Feature And Application

Brass half hollow rivets are widely used in industries such as furniture, luggage, electronic equipment, automotive manufacturing, and toys. The furniture and luggage industries capitalize on their aesthetics and durability, using them to connect leather, fabric, or metal parts. In the electronics industry, you'll often find these rivets connecting circuit boards or holding housing parts together. That's because brass conducts electricity well and won't cause interference with electronic signals. Over in automotive manufacturing, they're the go-to for securing interior trim or lightweight frames, creating a solid connection without piling on extra weight. And in the toy industry, semi-hollow rivets are frequently used to join moving parts, which helps make sure the toys are both safe and built to last. All these different jobs really show how versatile and adaptable these little components can be.