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You know copper – it's that trusty material that never lets you down when you need great electrical and thermal conductivity. That's why copper half-hollow rivets are such a solid choice - they combine copper's natural strengths with a clever semi-hollow design that just gets the job done. Here at Nuote Metals, this is our specialty. We've become the trusted source for these versatile copper rivets that keep showing up in more and more industrial uses. Our team includes several engineers who've been making rivets for over ten years. We take real pride in our work - every single rivet gets careful attention from mold design right through to the finished product. We're pretty particular about getting every detail just right.

Brass mushroom head rivets consist of a head and a body. The head is round and slightly flattened, resembling a mushroom cap. The body is semi-hollow, meaning it has a hole in the center but doesn't go completely through. These are called brass semi-hollow mushroom head rivets. Some rivets have a solid body, called brass solid mushroom head rivets. During installation, a specialized tool is used to insert the body into the pre-drilled hole. Pressure is applied to deform the body, causing it to expand and grip the material, creating a secure connection. Nuote Metals specializes in producing these brass mushroom head rivets.

Nuote Metals manufactures and supplies shoulder rivets, named for their resemblance to steps. Located in Dongguan, China, we manufacture these rivets in a variety of materials, including stainless steel, copper, iron, and aluminum. All shoulder rivets are manufactured to your drawings or samples to meet your specific riveting needs. Our rivets are precision-finished and can accommodate a variety of surface treatments, including electroplating, electrophoresis, and anodizing.

Aluminum countersunk head rivets are fasteners used to connect two or more thin sheets. Their countersunk heads allow them to sit flush with the surface after installation, minimizing protrusions and making them suitable for applications requiring smooth surfaces. Made primarily of aluminum, these rivets are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and highly conductive, making them widely used in industries such as aviation, automotive, electronics, and construction.

Nuote Metals specializes in the production of brass pan head rivets. Our rivets are made of H65 brass, which has a high brass content, is soft and easily formed, and is less likely to crack during the riveting process. Brass pan head rivets consist of a head and a shank, with the shank being hollow for approximately half its length. During installation, the rivet is inserted into a pre-drilled hole. Using a specialized riveting machine and punch, the end of the shank expands and forms the head on the other side, creating a clamping connection. This process relies on plastic deformation of the metal, eliminating the need for welding or adhesives, making it simple and efficient.

The head of an iron countersunk head rivet is shaped like a truncated cone, with the cone typically angled at 90° or 120° to the rivet's axis. This shape allows the rivet's head to sit flush with the surface of the connected component after installation, resulting in a smooth appearance. This is particularly suitable for applications where surface flatness is critical. Come to Nuote Metals to customize your desired iron countersunk head rivet. Our engineers, with over 10 years of experience, are deeply familiar with the production of various rivet types.