High-quality copper round-head rivets — corrosion-resistant and electrically conductive. Designed for reliable mechanical fastening where conductivity and durability matter. Key benefits Corrosion-resistant copper construction: resists oxidization for longer service life in exposed or humid environments. Excellent electrical conductivity: ideal when a fastener must also conduct current or maintain electrical continuity. Cold-formable and adaptable: can be cold-formed to create a secure, low-profile closure tailored to your needs. Can be hardened when required: round-head rivets may be hardened in some applications to increase strength and wear resistance. How it works Installation is simple: insert the rivet through the workpieces, then upset the tail by striking, pressing, or spinning to form a permanent head and lock the joint. Cold-forming capability lets you finalize the rivet shape on-site for a precise fit and finish. Important attributes Material: high-quality copper, selected for conductivity and corrosion resistance. Function: provides both mechanical fastening and electrical connection where required. Performance: stable electrical performance plus durable mechanical fastening when properly installed. Compatibility: suitable for use in assemblies that accept standard rivet dimensions and common riveting tools; choose the rivet size to match your hole and tool specifications. Typical applications Electrical panels, terminals and grounding straps where a conductive fastener is needed. Battery assemblies and connector joints requiring reliable electrical continuity. Lightweight metal assemblies and decorative metalwork where corrosion resistance and a copper finish are desired. Practical note Ensure rivet diameter and length match your parts and tooling. Proper upsetting (hammering, pressing, or spinning) is required to achieve a secure, long-lasting joint.