Brass Copper Round head solid rivet M5 M6 M8 Customized Yellow Gold solid rivets

Solid round head rivets provide a reliable method of connecting two or more parts by using axial force to thicken the rivets in the rivet holes, forming a secure nail head. This ancient fastening technology, dating back to 3000 BC, remains widely used in modern industrial applications.

Originally discovered in Egypt for wooden tool manufacturing, riveting technology evolved with the steel industry in the 19th century, replacing wooden rivets with stronger metal versions. Today, riveting remains essential in aviation, aerospace, marine, automotive, HVAC, and furniture applications.

• One of the oldest and most reliable fastening methods
• Consists of a shaft and head, installed via hammer, rivet gun, or press fitting
• Preferred for applications requiring high reliability and safety
• Used in aircraft construction, medieval armor, jewelry, and metal decorations
• Available in various types: semi-circular head, flat head, countersunk head, semi-hollow, and more

• Round head: For applications with larger lateral loads
• Flat cone head: Corrosion-resistant, ideal for ship hulls and boiler tanks
• Countersunk head: Creates smooth surfaces for low-load applications
• Semi-countersunk head: Combines smoothness with moderate load capacity
• Flat head: General purpose for standard load applications

Copper parts offer excellent conductivity, corrosion resistance, and plasticity, making them valuable across multiple industries:

• Electrical Industry: Wire and cable manufacturing for power transmission
• Electronic Information: PCBs, connectors, and 5G technology components
• Transportation: Vehicle components and infrastructure
• Construction: Building materials and architectural elements
• Machinery Manufacturing: Industrial equipment components
• Chemical Industry: Corrosion-resistant processing equipment

Proper care ensures longevity of stainless steel components:

• Clean regularly with mild detergents and soft cloths
• Avoid acidic or alkaline cleaners that may damage surfaces
• Use specialized stainless steel cleaners for stubborn stains
• Alcohol or vinegar can be effective for certain stains