Need a rivet that works well but also looks distinctive? Think about copper hollow rivets. At Nuote Metals, we make these, and they’re a smart pick for certain kinds of projects.
What’s special about a copper hollow rivet? First, it won’t rust—copper forms a protective patina over time. Second, it’s a great conductor, so it’s handy in electrical or grounding work. And third, that warm, reddish color gives a product a classic, quality feel. You’ll see them used in roofing, electrical connectors, decorative leatherwork, and marine fittings.
How do they compare to other hollow rivets? Steel hollow rivets are strong but can rust. Aluminum hollow rivets are light and won’t corrode, but they don’t have copper’s conductivity or color. Brass hollow rivets are similar in look and corrosion resistance, but brass is harder and often used where more strength is needed. Plastic hollow rivets are cheap and lightweight, but they can’t conduct or take much force.
So, if you need a hollow rivet that conducts, resists corrosion, and adds a touch of traditional style, copper hollow rivets could be your answer. At Nuote Metals, we make them to be reliable and consistent. Working on something that could use a copper touch? Let’s talk.