Material and key benefits High-quality copper construction, corrosion-resistant for long-term use. Excellent electrical conductivity, making these copper rivets well suited where current-carrying or grounding connections are required. Cold formable: can be formed without heating to create a secure, custom closure. Round-head rivet design can be hardened in some applications to increase strength and durability. How it works Fastening method: after the rivet is inserted into the workpiece, the exposed end of the rivet shaft is struck, pressed, or spun to form the back and lock the joint. Compatible with cold-forming processes and standard rivet-setting techniques for reliable, repeatable assemblies. Why customers choose these rivets Combines mechanical fastening with electrical performance—useful when both conductivity and a permanent joint are needed. Corrosion resistance reduces maintenance and prolongs service life in demanding environments. Cold forming options let you adapt the rivet to specific joint requirements without additional heat treatment. Typical applications Electrical assemblies and terminals where a conductive, permanent fastener is required. Fastening thin metal enclosures, busbars, or connector tabs where corrosion resistance and conductivity matter. Grounding and bonding connections in electronic or electrical equipment. Practical performance notes Round-head design provides a smooth, durable mating surface. Where higher shear or tensile strength is needed, the rivets can be hardened in appropriate applications to enhance performance. Installed by striking, pressing, or spinning the rivet tail after insertion to form a secure closure.