Copper Semi-tubular Rivets
Need a rivet that's fast to set but leaves a strong, finished joint? That's what you get with copper semi-tubular rivets. At Nuote Metals, we make these regularly, and they're a go-to for jobs where speed and strength both matter.
A copper semi-tubular rivet is mostly solid, but the tip is formed into a short, neat hollow. When you set it—usually with a press or an automatic machine—that hollow end flares out smoothly to lock everything in place. It's quicker and easier than setting a solid rivet, but it still gives you a clean, permanent hold. People use these copper semi-tubular rivets in electrical components, light metal assemblies, marine fittings, and leatherwork where corrosion resistance and a tidy finish are important.
Why copper? Because it won't rust, it conducts heat and electricity well, and it has that classic reddish color that ages gracefully. We make copper semi-tubular rivets to be consistent—so they feed, set, and hold the same way every time.
If your line needs a reliable fastener that's fast to install and built to last, our copper semi-tubular rivets are a solid pick. At Nuote Metals, we keep quality steady, batch after batch. Working with something that could use a little copper? These rivets might be just right.
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