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Different Material of Eyelets
Eyelets are usually made of sheet metal such as aluminum, steel, brass, stainless steel and copper. Aluminum eyelets are known for their lightness and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for applications where weight is a concern, such as in the footwear industry, like sports shoes, canvas sh......
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Looking for Durable and Reliable Solid Rivets for Your Projects?
At Nuote Metals Technology Co., Ltd., we understand that strong, dependable fasteners are the backbone of many industrial applications. That’s why our Solid Rivets are engineered to deliver exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to vibration—making them the perfect choice for aerospace, a......
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What are the Application Areas of Solid Rivets?
As mechanical connectors, Solid Rivets are widely used in many industries. First of all, in the field of mechanical manufacturing, it is often used to fix metal sheets, such as aircraft skin assembly. A single passenger plane may use more than 200,000 rivets. This connection method is more stable th......
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The Difference Between Rivets and Eyelet Nails
At first glance, rivets and eyelet nails may appear similar, but unless you work in the apparel or manufacturing industry, you may not be aware of the differences between the two. Although they share similar functions, rivets and eyelet nails are used in different application scenarios. This article......
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Why Do Industrial Eyelets and Grommets Have Cadmium Plating?
Electroplating was invented in 1805 and started being used commercially from the 1840s. Coating cheap materials with a silver or gold plating to make it appear more expensive, electroplating was initially used predominantly for aesthetic concerns. However, as technology continued to advance, electro......
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