Brass Rivets

Bharti Enterprise rivets are typically made from CuZn37 (CW508L) or CuZn40 (CW509L) — 60–63% copper, 37–40% zinc — balancing machinability, mechanical strength and corrosion resistance. They ship globally, including to the USA, Europe and the UAE.

Depending on alloy grade and size, brass rivets deliver tensile strength of 300–500 MPa and shear strength of 200–350 MPa — suitable for load-bearing and vibration-resistant assemblies.

Both. Cold heading suits high-volume production; CNC machining produces precision rivets with intricate shapes or custom tolerances. Bharti Enterprise runs both processes in-house.

ISO 2768-m or tighter on request — typically within ±0.05 mm on diameters and lengths, verified for consistent fit in automated and precision assemblies.

Yes — DIN 661, IS 740, ASTM B134/B135 and other international specifications, supplied to OEMs across the USA, Germany, Italy, the UK and Canada.

Yes. Brass's high electrical conductivity (up to 28% IACS) suits low-voltage grounding, electrical enclosures and EMI/RFI shielding components for the electronics and telecom industries.

Brass rivets perform reliably up to about 200 °C (392 °F); beyond that the material begins to soften, so high-heat zones like engine compartments call for a different alloy.